Philosophy of Physics Research Seminars
Michaelmas Term 2009
Convened by Prof H. R. Brown
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1-8, in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
22 October: Prof Robin Dunbar, Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology, Oxford.
The Devil and the Detail. Testing Evolutionary Hypotheses in the Context of Complexity 29 October:
Dr Fay Dowker, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College
The Deep Structure of Spacetime 5 November:
Dr Erik Curiel, Dpeartment of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method, LSE
On Tensorial Concomitants and the Non-Existence of a Gravitational Stress-Energy Tensor 12 November:
Dr Charlotte Werndl, The Queen's College, Oxford
Determinism versus indeterminism: some results on observational equivalence 19 November:
TBA
26 November:
Dr Stephen Lyle
Self-Force and Inertia. Old Light on New Ideas Prof. Frank Arntzenius, Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford
TBA
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Convened by Prof F. Arntzenius
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1-8, in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
30 April: Mr Luke Glynn, Oxford
Title: Probability-Lowering Causes and Probability-Raising Non-Causes
7 May: Dr Guido Bacciagaluppi, Aberdeen
Title: Heisenberg on hidden variables
14 May:
No talk.
21 May: Mr Peter Byrne, Independent
Title: The Devil's Pitchfork: Multiple Universes,
Mutually Assured Destruction, and the Meltdown of a Nuclear Family -- The Life of Hugh Everett III
28 May: Dr Jos Uffink, Utrecht
Title: Entanglement, entropy and utility: the analogy between
axiomatic approaches to quantitative measures thereof.
4 June: Dr Oliver Pooley, Oxford
Title: Relativity, Branching Spacetimes and the Passage of Time
11 June: Dr Cian Dorr, Oxford
Title: Expressivism about chance
18 June: Prof Tien Cao, Boston University
Title: TBA
Convened by Dr C. Timpson
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1-8, in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
22 January:
Dr Jon Barrett, Department of Physics, University of Bristol
Processing Information: Is Quantum Theory Special?
29 January: Dr David Wallace, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford
The irrelevance of gravitational entropy in cosmological thermodynamics. 5 February: Dr Jonathan Tallant, Department of Philosophy, University of Nottingham
Existence Presentism. 12 February: Dr Bob Coecke, Comlab, University of Oxford
High-level reasoning about the low-level scale. 19 February: Mr Dennis Lehmkuhl, Oriel College, University of Oxford
Is matter an aspect of spacetime structure? On Classical Unified Field Theories. 26 February: Prof Katherine Brading, Department of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
Title TBC. 5 March: Dr Mark Sprevak, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge
Are computations objective features of the world? 12 March: Prof Dennis Dieks, Institute for History and Foundations of Science, Utrecht)
title TBC. Convened by Prof H. Brown
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1-8, in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
23 October:
Prof Michel Janssen, Program in the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, University of Minnesota/Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG), Berlin
Pascual Jordan’s Resolution of the Conundrum of the Wave-Particle Duality of Light
30 October:
Prof Décio Krause, Department of Philosophy, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil.
Quantum (Non-) Individuality -- Logical aspects Which fine-tuning arguments are fine? Do we really need dynamical models for quantum state reduction ? Chance in the Everett Interpretation TBA Quantum Gravity, Microscopic Time Irreversibility and EPR Correlations Convened by Dr. D. Wallace
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
24 April: Prof Paul Griffiths, Sydney and Exeter
In what sense does “nothing make sense except in the light of evolution"? 1 May: Ms Eleanor Knox, Oxford
Geometrizing gravity and vice versa: the force of a formulation 8 May TBC
15 May: Prof Frank Wilczek, MIT
TBA
22 May: Dr Roman Frigg, LSE
Typicality and the Approach to Equilibrium in Boltzmannian Statistical Mechanics.
29 May: Dr Oliver Pooley, Oxford
How not to be a relationalist
5 June: Prof Joseph Silk, Oxford
Some Current issues in Cosmology
12 June: Dr Jeremy Butterfield, Cambridge
TBA
Convened by Dr. O. Pooley
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays, weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
17 January: Dr. Dharam Vir Singh Ahluwalia, Cantebury
A spin one half quantum field with mass dimension one A spin one half quantum field with mass dimension one
24 January: Dr Roberto Trotta, Oxford Shortcuts of anthropic
reasoning in cosmology 31 January: Dr F.A. Muller, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, and Utrecht Leibniz's Revenge: how to discern elementary particles in quantum
mechanics 7 February: Prof Wayne Myrvold, Western Ontario and Oxford Physical Chances in a deterministic setting 14 February: Prof Robert Rynaziewicz, Johns Hopkins Simultaneity, convention, and gauge 21 February: Prof Frank Artnzenius and Dr Hilary Greaves, Oxford CPT, and all that jazz 28 February: Dr Jos Uffink, Utrecht Motivating outcome independence: locality versus sufficiency 6 March: Dr Matthew Parker, LSE Philosophical Method and the Concept of Motion Convened by Dr. S. Saunders
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
3 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
25 October: Hilary Greaves, Oxford
Everett and Evidence 8 November: Dr David Wallace, Oxford Postulate or Theorem? The Born rule, Everett-style Objectivity, Invariance and Convention: Symmetry in Physical Science 15 November: Dr James Ladyman, Bristol The Bankruptcy of Analytic Metaphysics 22 November: Dr Christopher Timpson, Oxford Quantum Bayesianism: Pros and Cons 29 November: Prof Jonathan Halliwell, Imperial Decoherent Histories Analysis of Quantum Cosmological Models
Convened by Prof. H. R. Brown and Dr. D. Wallace
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
27 April: Prof Richard Healey, University of Arizona. Gauge Symmetry and the Theta-vacuum. 3 May: NO SEMINAR
10 May: Dr Simon Benjamen, Oxford
Measurement as
the fundamental mechanism in a quantum computer
17 May: Dr Simon Saunders, Oxford
Probability and semantics for branching worlds
24 May: Prof Sandu Popescu, Bristol
Entanglement and the Foundations of Statistical Mechanics. 31 May. Prof Andrew Steane, Department of Atomic and Laser Physics,
Oxford.
TBA 7 June. Prof Tony Sudbery, Department of Mathematics, York.
TBA 14 June. TBA
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Convened by Prof. H. R. Brown
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
18 Jan: Prof Sandu Popescu, Bristol
Entanglement and the Foundations of Statistical Mechanics. 25 Jan: Dr David Wallace, Oxford (unconfirmed)
The Ontology of the Quantum State. 1 Feb: Prof David Deutsch, Oxford
Physics as Quantum Constructor Theory. 8 Feb: Dr Jan Broekaert, Vrije Universiteit, Brussels
Towards a Lorentz-Poincaré type interpretation of General Relativity Theory. 15 Feb: Prof Stephan Hartmann, LSE and Tilburg
Probability and decoherence. 22 Feb: Prof Ian Percival, Queen Mary, London
Newton, Berkeley and quantum theory. 1 Mar: Dr Pieter Kok, Oxford and Sheffield
Cluster states: a new class of entanglement. 8 Mar: Prof Jeffrey Bub, Maryland
Two dogmas about quantum mechanics. **********************************************************
Convened by Dr. S. W. Saunders
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Lecture Room, 10 Merton St.
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
12 October: Dr. Pedro Ferreira, Oxford University
Solving the dark matter problem with the aether. 19 October: Dr Guido Bacciagaluppi, Institut d'Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques, CNRS, Paris.
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Non-equilibrium, Non-locality and Non-linearity
26 October: Dr. Rob Spekkens, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Cambridge University
Quantum coherence: fact or fiction?
2 November: Professor John Mayberry, University of Bristol.
Extensional structuralism and the problem of indiscernibles 9 November: Dr. Ioannis Votsis, Philosophisches Institut
Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
Structural realism 2.0 Where Rational Choice and Evolution Part Ways Inflationary cosmology as a probe of primordial quantum mechanics Newton’s Corollary VI, and all that: why absolute rotation is relational
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Convened by Dr. H. Brown
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
April 27th Prof Michael Weissman, Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Towards a rational account of quantum probabilities
May 4th Dr Klaas Landsman, Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics, and Particle Physics, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Rethinking the Einstein-Bohr debate
11 May Prof Ian Walmsley, Head of Atomic and Laser Physics, Oxford University
Coherent control of decoherence.
Analytical mechanics with time as a coordinate.
25 May
Dr Hans Westman, Perimeter Institute, Waterloo, Canada.
General covariance and observables in general relativity
1st June
Prof Nick Huggett, Department of Philosophy, University of Illinois at Chicago.
TBA
Renormalization– a novel explanatory strategy?
Daseinization and the redemption of quantum theory
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Convened by Dr. J. Butterfield
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be
given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
19 January: Dr James Ladyman and Dr Tony Short, Bristol
The Connection between Logical and Thermodynamical Irreversibility
26 January: Prof Brian Davies, King’s College London
Newton's Inductive Methodology
2 February: Mr Justin Pniower, Oxford
Thermodynamic Entropy and Permutation Symmetry
9 February: Prof Geoffrey Sewell, Queen Mary London
Can the Quantum Measurement Problem be Resolved within the Framework of Schroedinger Dynamics?
16 February: Dr Oliver Pooley, Oxford
General Covariance
23 February: Prof Graeme Segal, Oxford
Locality in Quantum Field Theory
2 March: Dr David Wallace, Oxford
Probability in the Everett Interpretation: the state of play
9 March; Dr Chris Timpson, Leeds
The Ontological Status of Quantum Information: progress and outstanding questions
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Convened by Dr O.E.E. Pooley
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
28 April: Prof. Ivor Grattan-Guinness, Middlesex
Classical mechanics as formalisable sciences 5 May: Prof. Ruediger Schack, Royal Holloway, London
Subjective probability in quantum mechanics
12 May: Dr Katherine Blundell, Oxford
Evidence in astronomy and cosmology
19 May: Dr Alastair Rae, Birmingham
``Ceci n'est pas un quantum'' - Some Comments on the Consistent Histories Approach to Quantum Measurement 26 May: Paul Mainwood, Oxford
Phase Transitions in Finite Systems 2 June: Dr Jeremy Butterfield, Oxford
Conserved quantities and symplectic reduction: counting possibilities in classical mechanics 9 June: Prof. Ion Olimpiu Stamatescu, Heidelberg
Image and concept in modern physics 16 June: Prof. Jonathan Haliwell, Imperial College, London
Emergent Classicality via Commuting Position and Momentum Operators **************************************************
Convened by Dr J.N. Butterfield
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 6, and 8. The seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
20 January: Dr Thomas Mueller, Bonn and Oxford
A space-time model for objective probabilities, with an application to quantum mechanics
27 January: Dr Oliver Pooley, Oxford
Haecceitism: Physics versus Metaphysics
3 February: Prof Samson Abramsky, Oxford
Abstract Quantum Mechanics
10 February: Prof Wayne Myrvold, Western Ontario and Oxford
Why I am not an Everettian
17 February: Prof Clive Kilmister, King's College London
Can Eddington be Rehabilitated?
24 February: Dr Harvey Brown, Oxford
The Strong Equivalence Principle in General Relativity, and in a Recent Modification
3 March: No meeting
10 March: Dr Richard Dawid, Vienna
How String Theory could matter in Philosophy of Science
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There will be no Philosophy of Physics Research Seminars this term.
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Convened by Harvey Brown
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
2-8, and at 4.30 on WEDNESDAY at 4.30 p.m. in week 1. All seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
28 April. Prof Adam Elga, Department of Philosophy, Princeton
University
Chances and Branches
6 May. Dr Katherine Blundell, Department of Astrophysics, University of
Oxford
Evidence in astronomy and cosmology
13 May. Dr Keith Hutchison, Department of History and Philosophy of
Science, University of Melbourne
Miracle or mystery: False hypotheses
and novel predictions in Rankine's thermodynamics
20 May. TBA
27 May. Prof Philip Stamp, Department of Physics and Astronomy,
University of British Columbia TBA
3 June. Dr. Jeremy Butterfield, All Souls College, Oxford
On the
persistence of matter, in classical physics and in metaphysics
10 June. Prof Mark Wilson, Department of Philosophy, University of
Pittsburgh: TBA
17 June. Dr Roman Frigg, Department of Philosophy and Scientific
Method, London School of Economics
Collapse interpretations of
quantum mechanics
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Convened by Jerremy Butterfield
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1-8. The seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
22 January: Prof Gerard Emch, Florida and Oxford
Heuritsic and Logical Models in Theoretical Physics
29 January: Dr John Roche, Oxford
Seven Types of Ambiguity in the Formalism of Classical Physics
5 February: Prof Bill Demopoulos, Western Ontario and Oxford
Some Remarks on the Concept of an Elementary Proposition
12 February: Prof Lane Hughston, King's College London
Probability and Causality in Relativistic Quantum Theories
19 February: Prof Chris Fuchs, Bell Labs and Dublin
What is the Difference between a Quantum Observer and a Weatherman?
26 February: Prof Eli Zahar, Cambridge
Realism and Ramseyfication
4 March: Dr Stephan Hartmann, London School of Economics
Modelling High-Temperature Superconductors: Correspondence at Bay?
11 March; Dr Chris Philippidis, Bath
Bohm's Physics in the Context of Twentieth Century Thought
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Convened by Harvey Brown, Jerremy Butterfield, and Simon Saunders
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 and 3-8. The seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
NOTE LATER TIME OF 4.30 PM
1 May: Dr Oliver Pooley, Oxford
Descartes and Newton on Place, Space and Motion
8 May: No seminar
15 May: Prof Bas van Fraassen, Princeton and Oxford
The Ideal of a Purely Structural Description of Nature
22 May: Dr Harvey Brown, Oxford
Spacetime Structure from a Dynamical Perspective
29 May: Dr Janneke van Lith, Utrecht and Oxford
Models and Idealizations in Statistical Physics
5 June: Dr David Corfield, Oxford
How Natural is our Mathematics?
12 June: Chris Timpson, Oxford
Information is Physical? Reflections on foundational implications of quantum information
19 June: Prof Josep Pons, Barcelona and Imperial College
Constrained Systems and Dirac's Conjecture
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Convened by Harvey Brown, Jerremy Butterfield, and Simon Saunders
Abstracts, where available, will be posted on the Bulletin Board.
The following seminars will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Thursdays in weeks
1 to 8. The seminars will be given in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
NOTE LATER TIME OF 4.30 PM
23 January: Dr Meinard Kuhlmann, Bremen and Oxford
On What There Is: Properties and Representations in Quantum Field Theory
30 January: Dr Carl Dolby, Oxford
Simultaneity and the Concept of `Particle'
6 February: Prof Michael Dickson, Indiana and Oxford
A View from Nowhere: Quantum Reference Frames and the Uncertainty Principle
13 February: Dr Keith Hannabuss, Oxford
Non-commutative Geometry in Physics
20 February: Prof Huw Price, Edinburgh and Sydney
New Thoughts on the Arrow of Radiation
27 February: Dr Jon Dorling,London
Why does the Universe exist?
6 March: TBA
13 March: Dr Jeff Ketland, Leeds University
Structuralism in Mathematics and Physics
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This term we are running a research seminar in philosophy of science (same place, same time). We revert to Philosophy of Physics in Hilary and Trinity Terms.
All meetings except the first are on Thursdays at 4.00 pm, in the Wharton Room, All Souls College.
TUESDAY 23 April: Paul Humphreys, University of Virginia
5.00 pm IN THE OLD LIBRARY
Physical Chances
Thursday 25 April: David Lavis, Kings College London
Equilibrium and (Ir)reversibility in Classical Statistical Mechanics
Thursday May 2: No seminar
Thursday May 9: Tom Ryckman, Berkeley
Causality as a Condition of Possible Experience: Hilbert's 2nd Note on the
"Foundations of Physics"
Thursday May 16: Subir Sakar, Oxford
Possible astrophysical tests of quantum
gravity
Thursday May 23: Peter Holland, Oxford
TBA
Thursday May 30: Itamar Pitowsky, Hebrew University
Bayesian Quantum Probability
Thursday June 6: Orly Shenker, LSE
Logic and entropy: some presuppositions
June 13: Joseph Melia, Leeds
TBA
June 20: Bob Coecke, Oxford
Operational logicality of physical properties: Constructing quantum causality and informatics
All meetings are on Thursdays at 4.00 pm, in All Souls College
Note: this term meetings take place in the Old Library, not the Wharton Room.
17 January: Dr Leah Henderson, Bristol
Nonlocality of quantum operations
24 January: Prof Jeeva Anandan, South Carolina and Oxford
Laws and Symmetries
31 January: Dr Tim Palmer, ECMWF, Reading
Complex structure from self-similar permutations: implications for
foundations of quantum theory
7 February: Prof Colin Howson, London School of Economics
A new Kind of Logic (Leibniz)
14 February: Dr Lionel Mason, Oxford
A beginners guide to twistor theory
21 February: Prof Michael Mackey, McGill
The Elusive Origin of Dynamic Irreversibility: Clues from the Second Law
28 February: Dr Adrian Kent, Bristol and Cambridge
On the cryptographic power of quantum information
7 March: Dr Andrew Warwick, Imperial College London
Pedagogical Underworlds: the culture of mathematical physics in Victorian
Cambridge
Additional meeting ninth week (note Tuesday meeting:
Tues March 12: Dr Bob Coecke, Oxford
Operational logicality of physical properties: Constructing quantum
causality and informatics
All meetings are on Thursdays at 4.00 pm, in All Souls College, Wharton Room
11 October: NO MEETING
18 October: David Wallace, Oxford
Localised Particles in Quantum Field Theory
25 October: Michaela Massimi and Prof Michael Redhead, London School of Economics
Weinberg's Proof of the Spin-Statistics Theorem
1 November; Prof John Cardy, Oxford
S-Matrix Theory Redux
8 November: Prof Colin Howson, London School of Economics
A New Kind of Logic' (Leibniz)
15 November: Dr Tim Spiller, Hewlett-Packard Labs, Bristol
To be announced
22 November: Prof Rafael Sorkin, Syracuse and QMW London
General Covariance and the "Problem of Time" in a Discrete Cosmology
29 November: Dr Michael Teper, Oxford
Solving quantum field theory by computer simulation
All meetings are on Thursdays at 4.00 pm, in All Souls College; MOSTLY in Wharton Room. But
Sometimes in Hovenden Room
April 26: Dr Robert Bishop (Fribourg)
Statistical Mechanics Brussels-Austin Style
Abstract:
For nearly forty years Ilya Prigogine and his collaborators have
been pursuing a dynamical explanation for irreversibility and the second
law of
thermodynamics. After discussing some of the motivations animating this
long search and some brief history of their work, I will describe the
Brussels-Austin Group's recent approach to these questions involving the
analysis of so-called Large Poincaré System in extended spaces. This will
be
followed by a critical assessment of what I think the Brussels-Austin
Group has
accomplished and what outstanding questions remain to be addressed.
3 May: Dr Fred Muller, Utrecht
Refutability Revamped: whether and how quantum mechanics saves the
phenomena
10 May; Prof Ian Aitchison, Oxford
Topics in Thermal Field Theory
17 may: Dr Henrik Zinkernagel, Madrid
The cosmological constant problem - what do we really know about the
quantum vacuum?
24 May: Prof Lee Smolin, Imperial College
TBA
31 May: Dr Yves Pierseaux, Louvain
TBA
7 June: Prof Guido Bacciagaluppi, UC Berkeley
TBA
14 June: Prof Joseph Silk, Oxford
TBA The John Locke
Lectures 2001 Professor B. van
Fraassen (Princeton University): Structure and Perspective: an Empiricist View. The
lectures are on the following Tuesdays 5 - 7 in the Gulbenkian Lecture Theatre,
St Cross Building, Manor Road, Oxford 24
April: The Visible World 01
May: Structural Realism and the Phenomena 15
May: Weyl's Paradox and Carnap's Lost World 22
May: Metaphysical Oblivion: Realism's Return 29
May: Metaphysics Abandoned: Realism Evaded 05
June: I, Structure/Perspective Professor
van Fraassen will lecture for approximately one hour. The remaining time will
be available for open discussion
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