Editorial

Roman Frigg, Stephan Hartmann, Cyrille Imbert

425-425

Idealization and modeling

Robert W. Batterman

427-446

Computing the uncomputable; or, the discrete charm of second-order simulacra

Matthew W. Parker

447-463

Projectible predicates in analogue and simulated systems

James Mattingly, Walter Warwick

465-482

Does matter really matter?

computer simulations, experiments, and materiality

Wendy S. Parker

483-496

Rigorous results, cross-model justification, and the transfer of empirical warrant

the case of many-body models in physics

Axel Gelfert

497-519

Learning from the existence of models

on psychic machines, tortoises, and computer simulations

Dirk Schlimm

521-538

The explanatory potential of artificial societies

Till Grüne-Yanoff

539-555

Computer simulations as experiments

Anouk Barberousse, Sara Franceschelli, Cyrille Imbert

557-574

A tale of two methods

Eric Winsberg

575-592

The philosophy of simulation

hot new issues or same old stew?

Roman Frigg, Julian Reiss

593-613

The philosophical novelty of computer simulation methods

Paul Humphreys

615-626