Foundational issues in statistical mechanics and the more general
question of how probability is to be understood in the context of
physical theories are both areas that have been neglected by
philosophers of physics. This book fills an important gap in the
literature by providing a most systematic study of how to interpret
probabilistic assertions in the context of statistical mechanics.
The book explores both subjectivist and objectivist accounts of
probability, and takes full measure of work in the foundations of
probability theory, in statistical mechanics, and in mathematical
theory. It will be of particular interest to philosophers of
science, physicists and mathematicians interested in foundational
issues, and also to historians of science.
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