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PDEs 2024. Three days on Regularity Results for Variational Problems and PDEs. Modena, 22-24 February 2024. Speakers. Pasquale Ambrosio (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II) Francesca Anceschi (Università Politecnica delle Marche) Giacomo Bertazzoni (Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia)
27 lug 2021 · Regularity Theories of Causation. 1.1 Humean Regularity Theory. 1.2 Regularities and Laws. 1.3 INUS Conditions. 1.4 Contemporary Regularity Theories. 2. Inferential Theories of Causation. 2.1 Deductive Nomological Approaches. 2.2 Ranking Functions. 2.3 Strengthened Ramsey Test. 2.4 The Kairetic Account. 2.5 Causal Model Approaches. 3. Conclusion.
In this paper, we propose a regularity theory of deterministic token causation. 1 The motivating idea is this: causation is deviant forward-directed inferability along the causal paths of direct non-redundant regularities. Building on Baumgartner's work, we aim to reduce causation to true propositions of particular fact and deviancy from norms.
Abstract. This article articulates Regularity View of Causation (RVC) with an eye to two things: first, its conceptual development; second, its basic commitments and implications for what causation is. The article has chosen to present RVC in a way that respects its historical origins and unravels the steps of its articulation in the face of ...
15 mar 2021 · Citing Literature. Volume 16, Issue 5. May 2021. e12735. Abstract This article takes stock of the regularity theory of causation. It considers three challenges to the theory: the problem of joint effects, the problems of redundant causation, and omission...
- Marc Johansen
- 15 March 2021
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- 16, Issue5
9 gen 2008 · Regularity theories subscribe to the principle of determinism which stipulates that, if the same causes are instantiated, the same effects occur. Expressed in the regularity theoretic terminology that yields: Causes are sufficient for their effects, i.e. if AX 1 is a complex cause of B, AX 1 → B.
17 lug 2021 · This article discusses a regularity theory of causality (RTC) for the social sciences. With RTC, causality is a relationship between X and Y characterized by three features: (1) temporal order; (2) spatiotemporal connection; and (3) constant conjunction.
