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David B. Malament

Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science

David B. Malament is currently serving as a Logic And Philosophy Of Science Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science at University of California, Irvine.

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University of California, Irvine

Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science

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A Remark About the “Geodesic Principle” in General Relativity. The Western Ontario series in philosophy of science (2012)

David B. Malament

general relativityphilosophy of sciencegeodesic principlephilosophy

Topics in the Foundations of General Relativity and Newtonian Gravitation Theory. Choice Reviews Online (2012)

David B. Malament

general relativityphysicsparticle physics

Norton's Slippery Slope. Philosophy of Science (2008)

David B. Malament

physicsphilosophy of scienceastronomyslippery slopephilosophy

On the Time Reversal Invariance of Classical Electromagnetic Theory. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics (2004)

David B. Malament

physicshistory and philosophy of scienceclassical electromagnetic theoryhistory of sciencehistorytime reversal invariance

A No-Go Theorem About Rotation in Relativity Theory. arXiv (Cornell University) (2000)

David B. Malament

special relativityphysicsno-go theoremgeneral relativityrelativity theory

In Defense of Dogma: Why There Cannot Be a Relativistic Quantum Mechanics of (Localizable) Particles. Springer eBooks (1996)

David B. Malament

quantum mechanics

Itamar Pitowsky's Quantum Probability—Quantum Logic. Philosophy of Science (1992)

David B. Malament

quantum logicphilosophy of scienceitamar pitowskyphilosophyquantum probability

A Note About Closed Timelike Curves in GöDel Space-Time. Journal of Mathematical Physics (1987)

David B. Malament

mathematical physicsphysicsgodel space-timeapplied mathematics

Gravity and Spatial Geometry. Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics (1986)

David Malament

logic in computer sciencephilosophy of logicspatial geometrymathematicsgeometry

A Modest Remark About Reichenbach, Rotation, and General Relativity. Philosophy of Science (1985)

David Malament

general relativityphilosophy of sciencephilosophy

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David B. Malament

Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science

David B. Malament is currently serving as a Logic And Philosophy Of Science Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David B. Malament

University of California, Irvine

Professor of Philosophy Distinguished Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Remark About the “Geodesic Principle” in General Relativity. The Western Ontario series in philosophy of science (2012)

David B. Malament

general relativityphilosophy of sciencegeodesic principlephilosophy

Topics in the Foundations of General Relativity and Newtonian Gravitation Theory. Choice Reviews Online (2012)

David B. Malament

general relativityphysicsparticle physics

Norton's Slippery Slope. Philosophy of Science (2008)

David B. Malament

physicsphilosophy of scienceastronomyslippery slopephilosophy

On the Time Reversal Invariance of Classical Electromagnetic Theory. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics (2004)

David B. Malament

physicshistory and philosophy of scienceclassical electromagnetic theoryhistory of sciencehistorytime reversal invariance

A No-Go Theorem About Rotation in Relativity Theory. arXiv (Cornell University) (2000)

David B. Malament

special relativityphysicsno-go theoremgeneral relativityrelativity theory

In Defense of Dogma: Why There Cannot Be a Relativistic Quantum Mechanics of (Localizable) Particles. Springer eBooks (1996)

David B. Malament

quantum mechanics

Itamar Pitowsky's Quantum Probability—Quantum Logic. Philosophy of Science (1992)

David B. Malament

quantum logicphilosophy of scienceitamar pitowskyphilosophyquantum probability

A Note About Closed Timelike Curves in GöDel Space-Time. Journal of Mathematical Physics (1987)

David B. Malament

mathematical physicsphysicsgodel space-timeapplied mathematics

Gravity and Spatial Geometry. Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics (1986)

David Malament

logic in computer sciencephilosophy of logicspatial geometrymathematicsgeometry

A Modest Remark About Reichenbach, Rotation, and General Relativity. Philosophy of Science (1985)

David Malament

general relativityphilosophy of sciencephilosophy

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2
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