The principle of sufficient reason
Journal of Philosophy 98 (2):55-74 (2001)
| Abstract | The paper is about the physical theories which result when one identifies points in phase space related by symmetries; with applications to problems concerning gauge freedom and the structure of spacetime in classical mechanics | |||||||||
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