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Philosophical Aspects of Quantum Field Theory: I

This is the first of a two-part introduction to some interpretive questions that arise in connection with quantum field theories (QFTs). Some of these questions are continuous with those familiar from the discussion of ordinary non-relativistic quantum mechanics (QM). For example, questions about locality can be rigorously posed and fruitfully pursued within the framework of QFT. A stark disana...

Making occlusion work: I. Terminology, occlusal assessment and recording.

This is the first paper in a two-part series reviewing some of the relevant theoretical aspects of occlusion and describing its application in clinical practice. This article discusses terminology, clinical examination of the occlusion, articulators and interocclusal records.

The Ontological Status of Species: Scientific Progress and Philosophical Terminology

(1) Biological species are not classes, as traditionally defined, because they have no essence and because they have various properties (see 2 and 3) that are incompatible with the class concept. (2) Among non-class properties of species are their spatiotemporal localization, their boundedness, their internal cohesiveness, and their capacity to change (evolve). (3) Other non-class properties of...

I I I - I I - I I I I I . I I I I I I I I _ I Robust Sequential Confidence Intervals for the Behrens - Fisher Problem

I-homomorphism for BL-I-General L-fuzzy Automata

Taking into account the notion of BL-general fuzzy automaton, in the present study we define the notation of BL-intuitionistic general L-fuzzy automaton and I-bisimulation for BL-intuitionistic general L-fuzzy automaton.Then for a given BL-intuitionistic general L-fuzzy automaton, we obtain the greatest I-bisimulation. According to this notion, we give the structure of quotient BL-intuiti...