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work_lay27vvmbzgd3gewv4v4jrkyyu	Thomas Boyer-Kassem	Layers of Models in Computer Simulations	2014	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10559	1293	68	Humphreys, who considers that an object is simulated when a computer provides a solution to a computational model, which in turn represents the object of interest. A computer simulation can be defined as a particular way of implementing a computation so as to get numerical results about the evolution of an object. simulations is a popular theme (Hughes 1999; Winsberg 1999), the novelty of my proposal is to acknowledge that several computational models are used within one These simulations involve what is called an 'imaginary time path integral', with a statistical reinterpretation of the equations, so I call For instance, there is no simulation using the lattice model: when the computer provides numerical solutions to the Euclidean, lattice, or statistical models bring new representations and ontologies, 2. Humphreys's Definitions of Simulation and of Computational Model 2. Humphreys's Definitions of Simulation and of Computational Model	./cache/work_lay27vvmbzgd3gewv4v4jrkyyu.pdf	./txt/work_lay27vvmbzgd3gewv4v4jrkyyu.txt