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work_dkrvei3ydnfkvk2sjnagcnu5pu	Christian List	Dynamic and stochastic systems as a framework for metaphysics and the philosophy of science	2019	62	.pdf	application/pdf	37373	2802	69	nomological possibility, necessity, determinism, and indeterminism; what are symmetries and laws; what regularities must a system display to make scientific inference covering notions such as states and histories, determinism and indeterminism, nomological possibility and necessity, modal and probabilistic properties, symmetries and event E in history h at time t is the conditional probability of E, given that the initial framework.11 Intuitively, an event E is nomologically possible in history h at time t if z).15 The conditional probability that the state of a history at time 5 is a, given that at 18 Note that classical dynamical systems have a particularly rich set of time symmetries. suppose all histories in � satisfy property P which says: "If the state at time 5 is x, then classical mechanical systems also have certain state symmetries, such as spatial translations, rotations, reflections, and the permutation of (equal-mass) particles. For example, suppose T � {1,2,3,…}, and let the time symmetries ψr be as defined	./cache/work_dkrvei3ydnfkvk2sjnagcnu5pu.pdf	./txt/work_dkrvei3ydnfkvk2sjnagcnu5pu.txt