Philosophy of Physics

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Philosophy of Physics is a branch of philosophy that critically examines the concepts, methods, and foundations of physical theories such as space, time, causality, and quantum mechanics.

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foundations of physics 1

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instanceOf academic discipline
branch of philosophy
subfield of philosophy of science
aimsAt analyzing the interpretation of physical formalisms
clarifying the conceptual foundations of physical theories
understanding the nature of physical reality as described by physics
fieldOfStudy Bell’s theorem NERFINISHED
arrow of time
black holes
causality
classical mechanics
collapse theories
conceptual foundations of physics
confirmation of physical theories
cosmology
determinism
emergence in physics
gauge theories
general relativity NERFINISHED
hidden variable theories
indeterminism
instrumentalism about physical theories
interpretations of quantum mechanics
laws of nature
many-worlds interpretation
measurement problem in quantum mechanics
models and idealizations in physics
nonlocality
probability in physics
quantum field theory
quantum gravity
quantum mechanics
realism about physical theories
reductionism in physics
relationism about space
relativistic causality
scientific explanation in physics
space
space substantivalism
spacetime
spacetime ontology
special relativity
statistical mechanics
string theory foundations
structural realism
symmetry in physics
thermodynamics
time
time asymmetry
underdetermination of theory by data
wave function ontology
hasMethod conceptual analysis
interpretation of physical theories
logical analysis
use of thought experiments
relatedTo epistemology
metaphysics
philosophy of science
physics

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Mario Bunge notableWork Philosophy of Physics
Reichenbach synchronization schemes field Philosophy of Physics
this entity surface form: foundations of physics