Grete Hermann: An early contributor to quantum theory C. L. Herzenberg Abstract: The life and accomplishments of Grete Hermann are described. During the early twentieth century, she worked in physics, mathematics, philos

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The Foundations of Quantum Mechanics in the Philosophy of Nature -- - By Grete Hermann Translated from the German, with an Introduction, by Dirk Lumma

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Grete Hermann and von Neumann: the lady and the colossus Grete Hermannwas a many-faceted woman of great versatility, talent, and character. She is known for her criticismof John von Neumann’s widel

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• Grete Hermann
• Quantum measurement
• John Stewart Bell
• John von Neumann
• David Hilbert
• Emmy Noether
• Hidden variable theory

PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND OF GRETE HERMANN’S WORK By Fernando Leal, for Aberdeen Univ. Workshop on Grete Hermann, May 2012 Grete Hermann was a Kantian. That sounds like much, but it isn’t, really. The truth of the ma

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• Philosophers of science
• Belief
• Social philosophy
• Moral philosophers
• Immanuel Kant
• Critique of Practical Reason
• Causality
• Grete Hermann
• Kantianism
• Philosophy
• Ethics
• Deontological ethics

GRETE HENRY - HERMANN[removed]A personal account for the trustees of the SFCP)

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• Germany
• Nobel laureates in Physics
• Fellows of the Royal Society
• Grete Hermann
• Grete
• Leonard Nelson
• John Stewart Bell
• Emmy Noether
• QP
• Physics
• Philosophers of science
• Science

Notes for Aberdeen University Workshop on Grete Henry-Hermann, May[removed]Pre-workshop handout sent in advance to the organisers in April[removed]amended post hoc in November[removed]The ideas herein are personal and not

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• Science
• Grete Hermann
• Lee Smolin
• Werner Heisenberg
• Immanuel Kant
• Copenhagen
• Quantum mechanics
• Emmy Noether
• Introduction to quantum mechanics
• Physics
• Philosophers of science
• Philosophy