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Over the course of the project, there will be six miniseries between Oxford and Cambridge on topics like the multiverse, fine-tuning and infinities in cosmology. Each will be announced in advance.
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Third Oxford Miniseries: Cosmology and Quantum Foundations
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10-12 June, 2013
St Anne's College, Oxford
Quantum theory as originally formulated could only be applied given a classically-described experimental context. As such, can it be applied to the description of the universe as a whole? How should it be formulated so that it can yield a quantum theory of cosmology? Is such a description even needed? What problems in cosmology might be solved in this way? This minicourse examines these questions from the perspective of many-worlds theory, pilot-wave theory, and the relational interpretation of quantum theory, with lectures from leading advocates of each.
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Day 1: Monday 10th June
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2pm-5.45pm
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Day 2: Tuesday 11th June
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2pm-5.30pm; 7pm dinner
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Day 3: Wednesday 12th June
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2pm-5.30pm
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Download schedule here: Schedule
Download conference poster here: Poster
There will be a special workshop on
"INFLATIONARY EVIDENCE"
Monday 10th and Tuesday 11th; 9:30am-12:30pm.
Email Christopher.Doogue@astro.ox.ac.uk to register.
You find full schedule here.
If you wish to attend the dinner on the night of Tuesday 11th 2013 please register here and pay.
You can find accommodation at Oxford Rooms.
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Speakers
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 Carlo Rovelli
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 Simon Saunders
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 Max Tegmark
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 Antony Valentini
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