Formulating and Finding Higher-Order Interference

9 talks

August 03, 2016 - August 05, 2016

C16018

Collection Type Conference/School

Subject Quantum Foundations

Description

Formulating and Finding Higher-Order Interference

Displaying 1 - 9 of 9

Opening Remarks
August 03, 2016
PIRSA:16080022
Quantum Foundations
TBA

Thomas Kauten Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck
August 03, 2016
PIRSA:16080026
Quantum Foundations
TBA

Howard Barnum University of New Mexico
August 03, 2016
PIRSA:16080024
Quantum Foundations
Does relativistic causality constrain interference phenomena?

Markus Müller Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) - Vienna
August 04, 2016
PIRSA:16080025
Quantum Foundations
TBA

Urbasi Sinha Raman Research Institute
August 04, 2016
PIRSA:16080023
Quantum Foundations
Higher-order interference and phase transformations in operational theories
August 04, 2016
PIRSA:16080027
Quantum Foundations
What experimental contextuality might teach us about experimental higher-order interference

Matthew Pusey University of York
August 05, 2016
PIRSA:16080028
Quantum Foundations
TBA

Benjamin Huard École Normale Supérieure - PSL
August 05, 2016
PIRSA:16080029
Quantum Foundations
Higher-order interference doesn't help in searching for a needle in a haystack

Ciaran Lee Spotify (London)
August 05, 2016
PIRSA:16080030
Quantum Foundations

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Talk Type	Info
Opening Remarks		2016-08-03	Conference	View details
TBA	Thomas Kauten	2016-08-03	Conference	View details
TBA	Howard Barnum	2016-08-03	Conference	View details
Does relativistic causality constrain interference phenomena?	Markus Müller	2016-08-04	Conference	View details
TBA	Urbasi Sinha	2016-08-04	Conference	View details
Higher-order interference and phase transformations in operational theories		2016-08-04	Conference	View details
What experimental contextuality might teach us about experimental higher-order interference	Matthew Pusey	2016-08-05	Conference	View details
TBA	Benjamin Huard	2016-08-05	Conference	View details
Higher-order interference doesn't help in searching for a needle in a haystack	Ciaran Lee	2016-08-05	Conference	View details