Congrats! I learned so much reading it!
Delighted that our PSA'24 Symposium Proposal on "Philosophy of Seismology: Models & Measurements" with @cristianlarph.bsky.social@miguelohn.bsky.social@terumiyake.bsky.social, & Susan Hough has been accepted for presentation in New Orleans in Nov. Great to see philosophy of geosciences growing!
Looking forward to i!
Yes, I know about your paper on stellar structure models, as well as your earlier work on models, of course. The admiration is mutual!
Sure! If you send me an email, I can send a copy to you. You can find my email on my website www.terumiyake.com
Thank you for your interest in my paper! I would be happy to email you a copy. Should I send it to the email address on your homepage?
My own contribution to the George Smith volume is on John Herschel. I trace Herschel's concept of residual phenomena back to work he was doing on physical astronomy, in particular an article he wrote in 1823 for the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana. link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...
One of the distinctive features of George Smith’s work on celestial mechanics is his emphasis on the role of what he calls “second-order phenomena” in the production of high-quality ...
I am incredibly honored to be a contributor to this volume. I can't convey here how much George Smith has meant to me as a teacher, collaborator, and friend. Check out the intro to the volume, particularly the end of it, which is on George's teaching.
Second day of PSA Around the World coming up on November 11 - please note the different timing: 5pm Beijing time (9am UK time) to accommodate different time zones. Plenary panel chaired by Natalja Deng and a fantastic array of contributed papers: www.philsci.org/philosophy_o...
I'll also give a talk on "Measurement and Representation in Seismology" later that day in the session on Geo-philosophy. I think it would be of interest not just for people in philosophy of the geosciences but also for people working on models and measurement.