Scano, Pier Sandro
(2024)
The fifth Solvay Congress really over or still open
Between Physics and Philosophy.
[Preprint]
Abstract
The relations between: reality in itself and phenomenal reality, mathematical world and world of experience, exactness and approximation in physics and mathematics, these are issues, among others, that invest both physics and philosophy. There is a vast area of intersection. The headlines of the topics: realism and phenomenalism, relation world experience-mathematical world, eulogy of inexactness, approximation, probability. Furthermore, two quite original working hypotheses:a draft of a theory of uniqueness, irreducibility and unrepeatability of the event and the criticism of substantialization, with the consequent proposal for a change of perspective, which could free physics from epistemological assumptions and prejudice. Physics is an experimental science. Physics does not exaust human thought, but its sphere and its effectiveness are exactly this.
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