The Causality Principle and the Hypothesis of Speeds Exceeding That of Light

Russian Studies in Philosophy 15 (4):42-61 (1977)
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In recent years there has been rather extensive discussion in the physics literature of the possibility of transmission of material effects at speeds exceeding that of light

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967150442

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