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Workshop: Mathematical Limits in Physics, PoliMi, April 7-8, 2022

Venue: Politecnico di Milano, Auditorium, Via Pascoli 53, 15-18 (April 7), 9.30-18 (April 8)

This workshop, which is organized in connection with the ILMPS2022 conference, aims at exploring philosophical issues concerning the use and interpretation of mathematical limits in physical theories. The keynote speakers are Lapo Casetti (Florence), Sam Fletcher (Minnesota), Eleanor Knox (King’s College London) , Miklos Redei (LSE), Kasia Rejzner (York), and Katie Robertson (Birmingham).

Full programme available at ILMPS Conference 2022.

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