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work_h3hzgiygwvevllw5xkm2i7l3di	Wesley C. Salmon	Causality without Counterfactuals	1994	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7373	479	60	Even if we give up the capacity for mark transmission as a fundamental explication of causal process-as I will do-the concept of In his elaboration of the foregoing definitions Dowe mentions massenergy, linear momentum, angular momentum, and electric charge as examples of conserved quantities. A causal process is a world-line of an object that manifests an invariant quantity, A causal process is a world-line of an object that manifests an invariant quantity at each moment c ~ i t s history (each spacetime point of its trajectory). A causal process is a world-line of an object that manfests a nonzero amount of an invariant quantity at each moment of A causal process is a world-line of an object that transmits a nonzero amount of an invariant quantity at each moment of , (1992c), "Wesley Salmon's Process Theory of Causality and the Conserved Quantity Theory", Philosophy of Science 59: 195-2 16.	./cache/work_h3hzgiygwvevllw5xkm2i7l3di.pdf	./txt/work_h3hzgiygwvevllw5xkm2i7l3di.txt