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work_jfg2rinp4bgslgc2z47vlgaj6m	Bas C. van Fraassen	Representation: The Problem for Structuralism	2006	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4953	349	65	that theories represent the phenomena just in case their models, in Reichenbach is quite right to point out that a theory in mathematical in the shape of the above 'offhand' realist response.2 For empirical adequacy uses unquestioningly the idea that concrete observable entities (the are functions defined on this set of parts with range in the model well answer "how can an abstract mathematical structure represent a concrete physical entity?" by saying this is possible if we assume the latter is The question of how a specific mathematical object can be used to represent specific phenomena makes sense only in a context in which some the data model, which represents the appearances, is a mathematical two mathematical structures, namely, the theoretical model and the data answer has to be that the data model represents the phenomena, but why Indeed, how can we answer the question of how a theory or model relates	./cache/work_jfg2rinp4bgslgc2z47vlgaj6m.pdf	./txt/work_jfg2rinp4bgslgc2z47vlgaj6m.txt