[hep-th] Fwd: CERN Colloquium - Thursday 21 March - 16h30 - Main Auditorium (500-1-001)

Nenad Vranjes nenad.vranjes at cern.ch
Thu Mar 14 20:38:35 CET 2019


Pomislio sam da bi vam moglo biti interesantno.

Pozdrav, 
Nenad

ps: Seminari obicno imaju snimak na istom linku (ili CDS-u) posle izvesnog vremena. 

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> From: EP Seminars and Colloquia <EP-seminars.colloquia at cern.ch>
> Subject: CERN Colloquium - Thursday 21 March - 16h30 - Main Auditorium (500-1-001) 
> Date: 14 March 2019 at 15:28:08 CET
> To: "ep-dep-info-seminars (Interested in EP seminars (EP users dont need to inscribe))" <ep-dep-info-seminars at cern.ch>
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> Dear colleagues,
> 
> Please find details related to the CERN Colloquium on Thursday 21 March in Main Auditorium (500-1-001) at 16h30:
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> The Many Worlds of Quantum Mechanics
> by Sean Carroll (Caltech)
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> https://indico.cern.ch/event/805167/ <https://indico.cern.ch/event/805167/>
> 
> Abstract:  
> One of the great intellectual achievements of the twentieth century was the theory of quantum mechanics, according to which observational results can only be predicted probabilistically rather than with certainty. Yet, after decades in which the theory has been successfully used on an everyday basis, most physicists would agree that we still don't truly understand what it means. I will talk about the source of this puzzlement, and explain why an increasing number of physicists are led to an apparently astonishing conclusion: that the world we experience is constantly branching into different versions, representing the different possible outcome of quantum measurements. This could have important consequences for quantum gravity and the emergence of spacetime.
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> Organised by: W. Lerche/TH-SP
> 
> Please note that a Webcast will be available for this talk. 
> 
> Kind regards, 
> Angela Ricci
> 

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