Explore a thought-provoking conference talk by Robert Batterman from the University of Pittsburgh on the interconnections between methodology, models, and mathematics. Delivered as part of a conference celebrating the inaugural year of Chapman University's Doctor of Science program in Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics, this 52-minute presentation delves into the utility of philosophy for the sciences. Gain insights from a world-renowned researcher as he examines the intricate relationships between these fundamental aspects of scientific inquiry. Discover how philosophical approaches can enhance our understanding of mathematical models and methodological practices across various scientific disciplines.
Overview
Syllabus
Robert Batterman (University of Pittsburgh): Methodology, Models, and Mathematics
Taught by
Schmid College, Chapman University
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