From successful measurement to the birth of a law: Disentangling coordination in Ohm's scientific practice.
@article{Luchetti2020FromSM, title={From successful measurement to the birth of a law: Disentangling coordination in Ohm's scientific practice.}, author={M. Luchetti}, journal={Studies in history and philosophy of science}, year={2020}, volume={84}, pages={ 119-131 } }
In this paper, I argue for a distinction between two scales of coordination in scientific inquiry, through which I reassess Georg Simon Ohm's work on conductivity and resistance. Firstly, I propose to distinguish between measurement coordination, which refers to the specific problem of how to justify the attribution of values to a quantity by using a certain measurement procedure, and general coordination, which refers to the broader issue of justifying the representation of an empirical… CONTINUE READING
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