Leibniz Equivalence

Update: 2019-04-18

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Jeffrey Ketland (Oxford) gives a talk at the conference on "The Analysis of Theoretical Terms" (3-5 April, 2013) titled "Leibniz Equivalence".

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Leibniz Equivalence

Jeffrey Ketland (Oxford)

Leibniz Equivalence