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Frank, Philipp (1941) Why Do Scientists and Philosophers So Often Disagree about the Merits of a New Theory?. Reviews of Modern Physics, 13 (3). 171-175 doi:10.1103/revmodphys.13.171

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TitleWhy Do Scientists and Philosophers So Often Disagree about the Merits of a New Theory?
JournalReviews of Modern Physics
AuthorsFrank, PhilippAuthor
Year1941 (July 1)Volume13
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PublisherAmerican Physical Society (APS)
DOIdoi:10.1103/revmodphys.13.171
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Full ReferenceFrank, Philipp (1941) Why Do Scientists and Philosophers So Often Disagree about the Merits of a New Theory?. Reviews of Modern Physics, 13 (3). 171-175 doi:10.1103/revmodphys.13.171
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In(1941, July) Reviews of Modern Physics Vol. 13 (3) American Physical Society (APS)

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