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(2002) Synthese 131 (2).
Bridger and Alper (1999) maintain that the nonphysical featuresof the supertasks described by Pérez Laraudogoitia (1996) involving a system containing an infinite number of particles may be avoided by introducing, in a specific way, Hilbert space in classical dynamics. I argue that it is possible to interpret their proposal in two ways, neither of which is acceptable for the purpose for which it was introduced.
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Pérez Laraudogoitia, J. (2002). On the dynamics of Alper and Bridger. Synthese 131 (2), pp. 157-171.
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