Quantum Limits of Knowledge

Speaker List

• Markus Aspelmeyer (University of Vienna)
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    On the role of gravity in table-top quantum experiments

• Alexia Auffeves (CNRS)
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    What is quantum in quantum randomness?

• Hans Briegel (University of Innsbruck)
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    Artificial agency and quantum experiment

• Caslav Brukner (University of Vienna)
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    How the world look like for a quantum particle?

• Jeffrey Bub (University of Maryland)
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    There is no quantum world

• Matthias Christandl (University of Copenhagen)
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    Performance of Port-based teleportation

• Mauro Dorato (University of Rome III)
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    Bohr’s relational holism and the classical-quantum interaction

• Barbara Drossel (Technische Universitaet Darmstadt)
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    What condensed matter physics and statistical physics teach us about the limits of unitary time evolution

• Christopher Fuchs (University of Massachusetts Boston)
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    Notwithstanding Bohr, Three Tenets of QBism

• Nicolas Gisin (University of Geneva)
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    Indeterminism in quantum and classical physics: the future is open

• Klemens Hammerer (University of Hannover)
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    Object-Observer Entanglement and Back-Action Evasion in Continuous Positions Measurements

• Andrew N. Jordan (University of Rochester)
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    Spooky work at a distance

• Klaus Molmer (University off Aarhus)
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    Quantum jumps, quantum trajectories and the Copenhagen interpretation

• Thomas Müller (Universität Konstanz)
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    On quantum limits of the idea of knowledge as self-location

• Valerio Scarani (National University of Singapore)
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    Device-independent snapshots

• Ruediger Schack (Royal Holloway University of London)
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    Why quantum states represent belief rather than knowledge

• Lee Smolin (Perimeter Institute)
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    Time and causation within a realist completion of quantum mechanics