01715nam a2200157Ia 4500008004100000041000800041050002400049100002000073245005700093260004500150300002300195505118200218650001901400952012101419999001701540220820s9999    xx            000 0 und d  aeng  aBC141 b.C288l 1967  aCarnap, Rudolf  0aLogical foundations of probabilityb/cRudolf Carnap  aLondon : bUniv. of Chicago Press,c1967  a611 p.b;c23 cm.   aLaws, explanations, and probability : The value of laws: explanation and prediction -- Induction and statistical probability -- Induction and logical probability -- The experimental method -- Measurement and quantitative language : Three kinds of concepts in science -- The measurement of quantitative concepts -- Extensive magnitudes -- Time -- Length -- Derived magnitudes and the quantitative language -- Merits of the quantitative method -- The magic view of language -- The structure of space : Euclid’s parallel postulate -- Non-Euclidean geometries -- Poincare versus Einstein -- Space in relativity theory -- Advantages of non-Euclidean physical geometry -- Kant’s synthetic A priori -- Causality and determinism : Causality -- Does causality imply necessity? -- The logic of causal modalities -- Determinism and free will -- Theoretical laws and theoretical concepts : Theories and nonobservables -- Correspondence rules -- How new empirical laws are derived from theoretical laws -- The Ramsey sentence -- Analyticity in an observation language -- Analyticity in a theoretical language -- Beyond determinism : Statistical laws -- Indeterminism in quantum physics.  aProbabilities.  00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2022-08-20g24.50l0oBC141 .C288l 1967p00028195r2022-08-20 00:00:00w2022-08-20yBK  c40089d40089