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EmQM13 – Emergent Quantum Mechanics

03/10 – 06/10/2013, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna Related

Field of science Foundations, Physics Website www.emqm13.org

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The symposium invites the open exploration of an emergent quantum mechanics, a possible “deeper level theory” that interconnects three fields of knowledge: emergence, the quantum, and information. Could there appear a revised image of physical reality from recognizing new links between emergence, the quantum, and information? Could a novel synthesis pave the way towards a 21st century, »super-classical« physics? The symposium provides a forum for discussing (i) important obstacles which need to be overcome as well as (ii) promising developments and research opportunities on the way towards an emergent quantum mechanics. Contributions are invited that present current advances in both standard as well as unconventional approaches to quantum mechanics.

Our symposium was open to the public, with free attendance.

EmQM13 – Quantum Indefiniteness of Causal Relations

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EmQM13 – Causality and Local Determinism versus Quantum Nonlocality

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Thursday03/10/2013

Friday04/10/2013

Saturday05/10/2013

Sunday06/10/2013

19:00-19:30Opening event: »The Future of Quantum Mechanics«

19:30-20:00Stephen Adler

20:00-20:30Gerard ’t Hooft

20:30-21:00Masanao Ozawa

9:00-9:15Welcome address

9:15-10:00Gerard ’t hooft

10:00-10:30hans-Thomas elze

10:30-11:00dieter schuch

11:00-11:15coffee break

11:15-11:45yves couder

11:45-12:15Gerhard Grössing

12:15-14:00Lunch break

14:00-14:45stephen adler

14:45-15:15ana María cetto

15:15-15:45Theo nieuwenhuizen

15:45-16:00coffee break

16:00-16:30ariel caticha

16:30-17:00Manfried Faber

17:00-17:30Garnet Ord

17:30-17:45coffee break

17:45-18:15Petr Jizba

18:15-18:45edward nelson

19:00-Departure for excursion to »Heurigen« Dinner

9:00-9:30caslav brukner

9:30-10:00Werner hofer

10:00-10:30Marian kupczynski

10:30-11:00Jan Walleczek

11:00-11:15coffee break

11:15-11:45basil hiley

11:45-12:15robert Flack

12:15-14:00Lunch break

14:00-14:30helmut rauch

14:30-15:00sabine hossenfelder

15:00-15:30andrei khrennikov

15:30-16:00Gregor Weihs

16:00-16:15coffee break

16:15-16:45lajos diósi

16:45-17:15bei-lok hu

17:15-17:30coffee break

17:30-18:00Giancarlo Ghirardi

18:00-18:30angelo bassi

18:30-19:00Markus arndt

19:00-conference Dinner at Gerstner Beletage

9:00-9:45Masanao Ozawa

9:45-10:15yuji hasegawa

10:15-10:45kristel Michielsen

10:45-11:00coffee break

11:00-11:30Maurice de Gosson

11:30-12:00bill Poirier

12:00-12:30samuel colin

12:30-14:00Lunchbreak

14:00-14:30Ángel sanz

14:30-15:00howard Wiseman

15:00-15:15coffee break

15:15-15:45boris braverman

15:45-16:15Jeff Tollaksen

16:15-16:45aephraim steinberg

16:45-closing of conference

19:00-19:30

Opening event: »The Future of Quantum Mechanics« Presentations by and Plenary Discussion with Stephen L. Adler, Gerard ’t Hooft, Masanao Ozawa

19:30-20:00

Stephen Adler (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA) Opening Speech

20:00-20:30

Gerard ’t Hooft (Institute for Theoretical Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Faculty of Science of Utrecht University, NL) Opening Speech

20:30-21:00

Masanao Ozawa (Nagoya University, JP) Opening Speech

9:00-9:15

Welcome address

9:15-10:00

Gerard ’t hooft (Institute for Theoretical Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Faculty of Science of Utrecht University, NL) Physics on the Boundary between classical and Quantum Mechanics

10:00-10:30

hans-Thomas elze (Dipartimento di Fisica “Enrico Fermi”, Università di Pisa) An Action Principle for cellular Automata and the Linearity of Quantum Mechanics

10:30-11:00

dieter schuch (Institut für Theoretische Physik, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt a. Main, DE) Is Quantum Mechanics emerging from a Nonlinear Theory?

11:00-11:15

coffee break

11:15-11:45

yves couder (Laboratoire Matière et Systèmes Complexes (MSC) Université Paris, FR) Observable Macroscopic eigenstates

11:45-12:15

Gerhard Grössing (Austrian Institute for Nonlinear Studies) relational causality and classical Probability: Grounding Quantum Phenomenology in a Superclassical Theory

12:15-14:00

Lunch break (Centre for Quantum Dynamics, Griffith University)

14:00-14:45

stephen adler (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA) The Induced Gravitational Action

14:45-15:15

ana María cetto (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, MX) Quantum emergence and role of the Zero-Point Field

15:15-15:45

Theo nieuwenhuizen (Faculteit der Natuurwetenschappen, Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), NL) The Sub-Quantum Arrow of Time

15:45-16:00

coffee break

16:00-16:30

ariel caticha (Department of Physics, University at Albany, USA) entropic Dynamics: An Inference Approach to Time and Quantum Theory

16:30-17:00

Manfried Faber (Vienna University of Technology, AT) Spin and charge from Space and Time

17:00-17:30

Garnet Ord (Department of Physics, Ryerson University, CA) Which comes First, Time or the clock that Measures it?

17:30-17:45

coffee break

17:45-18:15

Petr Jizba (Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, CZ;) cooperative Dynamical Processes: The emergence of relativistic Quantum Theory

18:15-18:45

edward nelson (Department of Mathematics, Princeton University, USA) Stochastic Mechanics applied to relativistic Fields

19:00-

Departure for excursion to »Heurigen« Dinner

9:00-9:30

caslav brukner (Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology, University of Vienna, AT) Quantum Indefiniteness of causal relations

9:30-10:00

Werner hofer (Newcastle University, UK) elements of a Physics for the 21st century

10:00-10:30

Marian kupczynski (Department of Computer Science, Université du Québec, CA) causality and Local Determinism versus Quantum Nonlocality

10:30-11:00

Jan Walleczek (Phenoscience Laboratories) Does epistemic Non-Signalling Allow the Peaceful co-existence of Special relativity and Quantum Nonlocality?

11:00-11:15

coffee break

11:15-11:45

basil hiley (Theoretical Physics Research Unit, University of London) Non-commutative Probability, conditional expectation Values as Weak Values

11:45-12:15

robert Flack (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University College London) Weak Measurement and its experimental realization with Non-Zero Mass

12:15-14:00

Lunch break

14:00-14:30

helmut rauch (Atominstitut, TU Vienna, AT) Non-Locality and Destructive Interference of Matter Waves

14:30-15:00

sabine hossenfelder (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS), DE) Testing Superdeterministic conspiracy

15:00-15:30

andrei khrennikov (International Center for Mathematical Modelling in Physics and Cognitive Sciences, Linnaeus University,) To Quantum Probabilities from classical random Fields and Detectors of the Threshold Type

15:30-16:00

Gregor Weihs (University of Innsbruck, AT) Precision Tests of Quantum Interference

16:00-16:15

coffee break

16:15-16:45

lajos diósi (Wigner Center for Physics Research, Budapest, HU) Newton Force from Wave Function collapse: Speculations and Test

16:45-17:15

bei-lok hu (Maryland Center for Fundamental Physics and Joint Quantum Institute University of Maryland) Gravitational Decoherence and Alternative Quantum Theories

17:15-17:30

coffee break

17:30-18:00

Giancarlo Ghirardi (Abdus Salam ICTP and University of Trieste, IT) Probing the Superposition Principle at the Macroscopic Level

18:00-18:30

angelo bassi (Department of Physics, University of Trieste, IT) collapse Models: From Theoretical Foundations to experimental Verifications

18:30-19:00

Markus arndt (Faculty of Physics and QuNaBioS, University of Vienna,) experimental explorations of Quantum Macroscopicity

19:00-

conference Dinner at Gerstner Beletage

9:00-9:45

Masanao Ozawa (Nagoya University, JP) Heisenberg’s Uncertainty relation: Violation and reformulation

9:45-10:15

yuji hasegawa (Atominstitut, TU Vienna, AT) Neutron Optical Studies of Fundamental Phenomena of Quantum Mechanics

10:15-10:45

kristel Michielsen (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Institute for Advanced Simulation (IAS), DE) event-by-event Simulation of Single Neutron experiments

10:45-11:00

coffee break

11:00-11:30

Maurice de Gosson (University of Vienna, Faculty of Mathematics, NuHAG) Short-Time Behavior of Bohmian Trajectories

11:30-12:00

bill Poirier (Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, USA) rajectory-Based Theory of relativistic Quantum Particles

12:00-12:30

samuel colin (Clemson University, USA) Mechanism for the Suppression of Quantum Noise at Large Scales on expanding Space

12:30-14:00

Lunchbreak

14:00-14:30

Ángel sanz (Departamento de Óptica, Facultad de CC Físicas, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ES) Particles, Waves and Trajectories: 210 years after young’s experiment

14:30-15:00

howard Wiseman (Centre for Quantum Dynamics, Griffith University) Weak Values, Bohmian Mechanics, and Many Worlds

15:00-15:15

coffee break

15:15-15:45

boris braverman (Faculty of Arts and Science, University of Toronto, CA) Probing the Sub-Quantum with Weak Measurements

15:45-16:15

Jeff Tollaksen (Institute for Quantum Studies and Schmid College of Science and Technology, Chapman University) The Time-Symmetric Formulation of Quantum Mechanics, Weak Values and the classical Limit of Quantum Mechanics

16:15-16:45

aephraim steinberg (CQIQC, University of Toronto) experimental Information Tradeoffs: Weak Measurement, Uncertainty relationships, et alia

16:45-

closing of conference

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EmQM13 – Emergent Quantum Mechanics

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Papers

Schedule

19:00-19:30

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