Operational Quantum Physics and the Quantum-Classical Contrast - 2007

14 talks

June 04, 2007 - June 07, 2007

C07011

Collection TypeConference/School

Source RepositoryPIRSA

DescriptionOperational Quantum Physics and the Quantum Classical Contrast

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Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Jonathan Barrett University of Oxford
June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060032
Quantum Physics
Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Matthew Leifer Chapman University
June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060033
Quantum Physics
Categorizing nonclassical phenomena: the explanatory power of epistemic restrictions and contextuality

Robert Spekkens Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060037
Quantum Physics

Quantum Physics
Two concepts of classicality in quantum mechanics

Olaf Dreyer Freelance Consultant
June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060038
Quantum Physics
Quantum Darwinism: Classicality via Objectivity

Robin Blume-Kohout Sandia National Laboratories
June 05, 2007

PIRSA:07060039
Quantum Physics
Unsharp reality and the quantum-classical contrast

Paul Busch University of York
June 05, 2007

PIRSA:07060040
Quantum Physics
Mathematical structures of Quantum Mechanics and connections to operational principles
June 05, 2007

PIRSA:07060041
Quantum Physics
Operationalism and Quantum Gravity

Lucien Hardy Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
June 05, 2007

PIRSA:07060042
Quantum Physics
Quantum Mechanics with real clocks and rods

Rodolfo Gambini Universidad de la Republica Uruguay
June 06, 2007

PIRSA:07060044
Quantum Physics
Time of occurence and spacetime localization of events as observables in quantum theory

Klaus Fredenhagen Universität Hamburg
June 06, 2007

PIRSA:07060045
Quantum Physics
Sequential Products of Quantum Measurements

Stanley Gudder University of Denver
June 06, 2007

PIRSA:07060046
Quantum Physics
Heisenberg\'s Uncertainty Principle

Pekka Lahti University of Turku
June 06, 2007

PIRSA:07060047
Quantum Physics

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Talk Type	Info
Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world	Jonathan Barrett	2007-06-04		View details
Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities	Matthew Leifer	2007-06-04		View details
Categorizing nonclassical phenomena: the explanatory power of epistemic restrictions and contextuality	Robert Spekkens	2007-06-04	Conference	View details
Two concepts of classicality in quantum mechanics	Olaf Dreyer	2007-06-04	Conference	View details
Quantum Darwinism: Classicality via Objectivity	Robin Blume-Kohout	2007-06-05	Conference	View details
Unsharp reality and the quantum-classical contrast	Paul Busch	2007-06-05	Conference	View details
Mathematical structures of Quantum Mechanics and connections to operational principles		2007-06-05	Conference	View details
Operationalism and Quantum Gravity	Lucien Hardy	2007-06-05	Conference	View details
Quantum Mechanics with real clocks and rods	Rodolfo Gambini	2007-06-06	Conference	View details
Time of occurence and spacetime localization of events as observables in quantum theory	Klaus Fredenhagen	2007-06-06	Conference	View details
Sequential Products of Quantum Measurements	Stanley Gudder	2007-06-06	Conference	View details
Heisenberg\'s Uncertainty Principle	Pekka Lahti	2007-06-06	Conference	View details

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Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Categorizing nonclassical phenomena: the explanatory power of epistemic restrictions and contextuality

Two concepts of classicality in quantum mechanics

Quantum Darwinism: Classicality via Objectivity

Unsharp reality and the quantum-classical contrast

Mathematical structures of Quantum Mechanics and connections to operational principles

Operationalism and Quantum Gravity

Quantum Mechanics with real clocks and rods

Time of occurence and spacetime localization of events as observables in quantum theory

Sequential Products of Quantum Measurements

Heisenberg\'s Uncertainty Principle