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affiliation: University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA

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2002
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Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia, Mark Bridger, Joseph S. Alper:
Two Ways Of Looking At A Newtonian Supertask. Synth. 131(2): 173-189 (2002)
2000
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Joseph S. Alper, Mark Bridger, John Earman, John D. Norton:
What Is A Newtonian System? The Failure Of Energy Conservation And Determinism In Supertasks. Synth. 124(2): 281-293 (2000)
1999
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Mark Bridger, Joseph S. Alper:
On The Dynamics Of Perez Lauraudogoitia's Supertask. Synth. 119(3): 325-337 (1999)
1998
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Joseph S. Alper, Mark Bridger:
Newtonian Supertasks: A Critical Analysis. Synth. 114(2): 355-369 (1998)
1997
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Joseph S. Alper, Mark Bridger:
Mathematics, Models and Zeno's Paradoxes. Synth. 110(1): 143-166 (1997)

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