On state spaces and property lattices
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B 30 (1):61-83 (1999)
| Abstract | I present an annotated development of the basic ideas of the Geneva School approach to the foundations of physics and the structures which emerge as mathematical representations of the physically dual notions of state and property. | |||||||||
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