Канал: Geneva Symmetry Group

Oliver Pooley (Oxford University): Relativity and the Invisible Thin Red Line

Oliver Pooley (Oxford University): Relativity and the Invisible Thin Red Line

Karim Thébault (Bristol): On the Emergence of Temporal Structure in Wheeler-DeWitt Cosmology

Karim Thébault (Bristol): On the Emergence of Temporal Structure in Wheeler-DeWitt Cosmology

Samuel C. Fletcher (Minnesota): Spare the Rod: Relativity as Pure Chronometry

Samuel C. Fletcher (Minnesota): Spare the Rod: Relativity as Pure Chronometry

Francesca Vidotto (Western Ontario): The Relational Ontology of Contemporary Physics

Francesca Vidotto (Western Ontario): The Relational Ontology of Contemporary Physics

Carlo Rovelli (Perimeter Institute): The Ontology of Quantum Gravity

Carlo Rovelli (Perimeter Institute): The Ontology of Quantum Gravity

Barry Loewer (Rutgers): Beyond Laws Beyond Space-Time

Barry Loewer (Rutgers): Beyond Laws Beyond Space-Time

Christian Wüthrich (Geneva): Is spacetime an accident?

Christian Wüthrich (Geneva): Is spacetime an accident?

Sumati Surya (Raman Research Institute): “Causality” in Causal Set Theory

Sumati Surya (Raman Research Institute): “Causality” in Causal Set Theory

Fay Dowker (Imperial College): Causal set quantum gravity and the reality of the past

Fay Dowker (Imperial College): Causal set quantum gravity and the reality of the past

Marc Lachièze-Rey (APC): Relativistic Time versus Quantum Time

Marc Lachièze-Rey (APC): Relativistic Time versus Quantum Time

Sam Baron (Dianoia Institute): Dialethism and the A-Theory

Sam Baron (Dianoia Institute): Dialethism and the A-Theory

Saakshi Dulani (Geneva): Baby Universes Need Parental Watch

Saakshi Dulani (Geneva): Baby Universes Need Parental Watch

Daniel Deasy (University College Dublin): Remember That One Time

Daniel Deasy (University College Dublin): Remember That One Time

Viktoria Kabel (Vienna): Quantum Symmetries for Spacetimes in Superposition

Viktoria Kabel (Vienna): Quantum Symmetries for Spacetimes in Superposition

Christophe Bouton (Bordeaux): Time and Contradiction, From Hegel to McTaggart

Christophe Bouton (Bordeaux): Time and Contradiction, From Hegel to McTaggart

Flavio Del Santo (with Nicolas Gisin): Potential realism: Classical and quantum indeterminism

Flavio Del Santo (with Nicolas Gisin): Potential realism: Classical and quantum indeterminism

Nick Huggett (University of Illinois Chicago): Spacetime is as spacetime does?

Nick Huggett (University of Illinois Chicago): Spacetime is as spacetime does?

Vera Matarese (Bern): Space the many substances

Vera Matarese (Bern): Space the many substances

Sam Baron (Australian Catholic University): Total timelessness

Sam Baron (Australian Catholic University): Total timelessness

Alastair Wilson (Birmingham): Spatiotemporal contingency

Alastair Wilson (Birmingham): Spatiotemporal contingency

Karen Crowther (Oslo) and Marta Pedroni (Geneva): Consistency as a guide to quantum gravity

Karen Crowther (Oslo) and Marta Pedroni (Geneva): Consistency as a guide to quantum gravity

James Read (University of Oxford): Absolute representations and modern physics

James Read (University of Oxford): Absolute representations and modern physics

Elena Castellani (University of Florence): S-Duality: metaphysical reflections

Elena Castellani (University of Florence): S-Duality: metaphysical reflections

Charlotte Zito (USI): String theory and trope theory

Charlotte Zito (USI): String theory and trope theory

Baptiste Le Bihan (Geneva): Quantum gravity and mereology: not so simple

Baptiste Le Bihan (Geneva): Quantum gravity and mereology: not so simple

Sam Baron (Australian Catholic University, Melbourne): Approximate spacetime functionalism

Sam Baron (Australian Catholic University, Melbourne): Approximate spacetime functionalism

Christian Wüthrich (Geneva): Laws Beyond Spacetime

Christian Wüthrich (Geneva): Laws Beyond Spacetime

Christian Wüthrich: Beyond the limits of analogue experiments

Christian Wüthrich: Beyond the limits of analogue experiments

Christian Wüthrich: Holography and black hole entropy

Christian Wüthrich: Holography and black hole entropy

Baptiste Le Bihan: Spacetime functionalism: no hard problem of spacetime?

Baptiste Le Bihan: Spacetime functionalism: no hard problem of spacetime?

Carlos Barcelo: Emergent gravity: pursuing an idea

Carlos Barcelo: Emergent gravity: pursuing an idea

Eleanor Knox: Spacetime functionalism and inertial frame functionalism

Eleanor Knox: Spacetime functionalism and inertial frame functionalism

Joanna Luc: What spacetime does?

Joanna Luc: What spacetime does?

Rasmus Jaksland: The versatility of spacetime

Rasmus Jaksland: The versatility of spacetime

Tushar Menon: On the function of spacetime

Tushar Menon: On the function of spacetime

Vincent Lam: Ontological and epistemological aspects of spacetime functionalism in quantum gravity

Vincent Lam: Ontological and epistemological aspects of spacetime functionalism in quantum gravity

Fay Dowker: Le passé, le présent et l'avenir: la science du temps (en français)

Fay Dowker: Le passé, le présent et l'avenir: la science du temps (en français)

Fay Dowker: Past, Present and Future: The Science of Time

Fay Dowker: Past, Present and Future: The Science of Time

Marie Gueguen (Pittsburgh): Cosmology in Silico

Marie Gueguen (Pittsburgh): Cosmology in Silico

Patricia Palacios (Salzburg): Re-defining equilibrium for long-range interacting systems

Patricia Palacios (Salzburg): Re-defining equilibrium for long-range interacting systems

Giovanni Valente (Politecnico di Milano): Spontaneous symmetry breaking and physical inequivalence

Giovanni Valente (Politecnico di Milano): Spontaneous symmetry breaking and physical inequivalence

Miklos Redei (London School of Economics): Categorial local quantum physics

Miklos Redei (London School of Economics): Categorial local quantum physics

Bryan Roberts (London School of Economics): Time reversal

Bryan Roberts (London School of Economics): Time reversal

Jos Uffink (Minnesota): Schrödinger and the prehistory of the EPR argument

Jos Uffink (Minnesota): Schrödinger and the prehistory of the EPR argument