Collection Number
S002
Collection Type
Series
This series consists of talks in the areas of Quantum Foundations.
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Quantum Theory needs complex numbers
Marc-Olivier Renou
ICFO - Institute of Photonic Sciences
Talk Number
PIRSA:21110017
A convergent inflation hierarchy for quantum causal structures
Laurens Ligthart
Universität zu Köln
Talk Number
PIRSA:21110018
Making sense of semiclassical gravity
André Großardt
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Talk Number
PIRSA:21110005
Can reality depend on the observer? Lessons from QBism and Relational Quantum Mechanics (RQM)
Jacques Pienaar
Universität Wien
Talk Number
PIRSA:21100017
A quantum prediction as a collection of epistemically restricted classical predictions
William Braasch
Dartmouth College
Talk Number
PIRSA:21090018
Three ways to classicalize (nearly) any probabilistic theory
Alexander Wilce
Susquehanna University
Talk Number
PIRSA:21060086
Time symmetry in operational theories
Lucien Hardy
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Talk Number
PIRSA:21060084
The Stabilizer Subtheory Has a Unique Noncontextual Model
David Schmid
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Talk Number
PIRSA:21050020
Ontic Structural Realism and Quantum Mechanics
James Ladyman
University of Bristol
Talk Number
PIRSA:21050024
An Information-Theoretic Approach to Contextuality
Iman Marvian
Duke University
Talk Number
PIRSA:21050007
Can a qubit be your friend? Why experimental metaphysics needs a quantum computer
Howard Wiseman
Griffith University
Talk Number
PIRSA:21040019