Causation in Physics (Elements in the Philosophy of Physics) 1st Edition By Christopher Gregory Weaver
Causation in Physics (1st Ed.) by Christopher Gregory Weaver, part of Cambridge's "Elements in the Philosophy of Physics" series, explores the vital role of causation in physical phenomena, arguing it's crucial for experimental physics and developing novel arguments for its indispensability in our best physical theories, with the book available open access from Cambridge University Press. Key Aspects of the Book:
- Focus: Demonstrates how understanding causation helps experimental physicists master natural phenomena.
- Arguments: Develops new arguments showing causation is essential to the ontology (fundamental nature) of advanced physical theories, leveraging successes in experimental physics.
- Series: Part of Cambridge's "Elements in the Philosophy of Physics," a series dedicated to core concepts in the field.
- Accessibility: Available for free as an open-access publication.
About the Author:
- Christopher Gregory Weaver received his PhD from Rutgers University and is affiliated with the University of Illinois.