“Whatever Is Neither Everywhere Nor Anywhere Does Not Exist”: The Concepts of Space and Time in Newton and Leibniz (2013)
Dijck, Maarten Van (Author)
Verelst, Karin (Author)
Foundations of Science
Volume: 18
Pages: 399--402
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