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1 Seminar The most important Mistakes in Physics s History The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
2 Geocentric model 4-Elements Model Kinetics of Inertia ANTIQUE Χρόνος
3 Geocentric model 4-Elements Model Kinetics of Inertia ANTIQUE Phlogiston The Infinite PRE-PHYSICS ERA Alchemy Χρόνος
4 Geocentric model 4-Elements Model Kinetics of Inertia ANTIQUE Phlogiston The Infinite PRE-PHYSICS ERA Alchemy Χρόνος CLASSICAL PHYSICS Aether Theory N-Rays Bohr: Atomic Model Einstein s Lambda
5 Geocentric model 4-Elements Model Kinetics of Inertia ANTIQUE Phlogiston The Infinite PRE-PHYSICS ERA Alchemy Χρόνος CLASSICAL PHYSICS Aether Theory N-Rays Bohr: Atomic Model Einstein s Lambda MODERN PHYSICS Transuranium Elements Cold Fusion Heisenberg s Theory of Everything Magnetic Monopoles Polywater
6 Geocentric model 4-Elements Model Kinetics of Inertia ANTIQUE Phlogiston The Infinite PRE-PHYSICS ERA Alchemy Χρόνος CLASSICAL PHYSICS Aether Theory N-Rays Bohr: Atomic Model Einstein s Lambda MODERN PHYSICS Transuranium Elements Cold Fusion Heisenberg s Theory of Everything Magnetic Monopoles Polywater PARTICLE PHYSICS Gravitational Waves Double-Beta Decay GSI Neutral Particles HERA-B Super Symmetry Superspeed Neutrinos Pentaquarks
7 The Beginning of Science
8 The Beginning of Science
9 The Beginning of Science
10 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Dogmata Metaphysics
11 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Hypothesis pure logic of mind
12 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind
13 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Theory Deduction Induction Empirical Research
14 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Theory Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Induction Empirical Research
15 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Theory Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Induction Empirical Research
16 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Theory Falsifiability Empirical Research
17 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Theory Falsifiability Empirism Empirical Research Karl Popper
18 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Theory Falsifiability Empirism Karl Popper Empirical Research If any and every failure to fit were ground for theory rejection, all theories ought to be rejected at all times.
19 The Structure of Science Irrationalism Since Dogmata Metaphysics Rationalism John Locke René Descartes Hypothesis pure logic of mind Empirism Francis Bacon David Hume Deduction Theory Falsifiability Empirism Karl Popper Empirical Research Thomas Kuhn: If any and every failure to fit were ground for theory rejection, all theories ought to be rejected at all times.
20 The Structure of Science Science as a social business
21 The Structure of Science Science as a social business Paradigm A paradigm ( ) is a whole way of doing science in a particular field that includes an entire package of ideas and claims about the world, as well as of methods for gathering and analyzing data, of pursue the theoretical elaboration of the field. Thomas Kuhn
22 The Route of Science Pre-Paradigm Phase chaotic aimless Structure Normal Science Paradigm Revolution Normal Science New Paradigm
23 The Route of Science Pre-Paradigm Phase chaotic aimless Structure Normal Science Revolution Paradigm Paradigm Shift Normal Science New Paradigm
24 The Three Phases of Science Pre-Paradigm Phase manyfold of theories exist incomplete and inconsistent theories no particular consensus on any theory ineffective
25 The Three Phases of Science Pre-Paradigm Phase manyfold of theories exist incomplete and inconsistent theories no particular consensus on any theory ineffective Eventually: Opinions gather around one Examples ARISTOTELES: Physica (4th c. BC) PTOLEMÄUS: Almagest (2nd c.) NEWTON: Principia (1686), Opticks (1704) FRANKLIN: Experiments and Observations on Electricity (1750) LAVOISIER: Elementary Treatise on Chemistry (1789)
26 The Three Phases of Science Normal Science puzzle solving = established Paradigm Paradigm advance in details, refinement scientific engineering no revision process theoretical background stays constant no debate about fundamental principles
27 The Three Phases of Science Normal Science Paradigm Three Foci: solving of new problems, revelations testing what is already predicted by theory Articulate a theory, e.g. determine parameters and constants
28 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Paradigm Incommensurable Other Theory
29 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Not yet solved Additional assumption Paradigm Counter tuning argument Other Theory
30 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Not yet solved Additional assumption Paradigm Counter tuning argument Other Theory
31 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Paradigm anomalies of old theory = background of new theory New Paradigm
32 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Anomalies: data incompatible with theory Anomalies: predictions not met Revolution happens if: critical mass of anomalies reached a new paradigm has emerged
33 The Three Phases of Science Anomaly and Crisis Anomalies: data incompatible with theory Anomalies: predictions not met Revolution happens if: critical mass of anomalies reached a new paradigm has emerged any alone won t lead to paradigm shift
34 The Three Phases of Science Normal Science again New Paradigm
35 Actual Example of Crisis & Paradigm
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