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Outlines of a Pragmatic Theory of Truth and Error in Computer Simulation
In Michael Resch, Andreas Kaminski & Petra Gehring, Science and Art of Simulation I. Exploring – Understanding – Knowing (SAS). Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer. pp. 121-136 (2017)
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