53:17
David Wallace | The sky is blue, and other reasons physics needs the Everett interpretation
50:55
Samuel Kuypers | Musings on the quantum theory of time
49:46
Peter Byrne | Searching for Dieter Zeh
49:25
Charles Alexandre Bédard | Quantum Locality: Unification, Cost and Consequences
49:18
Vlatko Vedral | The World Exists Only When It Is Not Observed
37:57
Tony Sudbery | Living in the Real World
49:23
Scott Aaronson | On the Hardness of Detecting Macroscopic Superpositions
56:55
Carlo Rovelli | Also on Everett's shoulders: Relational Quantum Mechanics
57:11
Don Page | Preferred Operators Instead of Preferred Basis States
50:27
Chiara Marletto | Universality of the Quantum Multiverse
01:03:42
Lev Vaidman | The Many Worlds Interpretation as the (Best) Explanation of the Results of Experiments
01:05:33
Simon Saunders | Branch Counting in the Everett interpretation
52:53
Meir Hemmo | The Preferred Basis Problem in the Everett Interpretation
01:05:21
Wojciech Zurek | Emergence of the Classical from within the Quantum Universe
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With this conference, we aim to present the latest developments in Everettian quantum theory as well as related ideas that are at the forefront of theoretical physics. We hope to gather and discuss the sophisticated and far-reaching consequences of the nature of Everett’s Many-Worlds interpretation.
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