- Language: English or German as preferred
- Studiengänge: This seminar is offered primarily for the master's program in mathematical physics but is open to all study programs.
- Content: To this day, the interpretation of quantum mechanics remains controversial; in recent years, there have been some new mathematical contributions (for example, the Barrett-Pusey-Rudolph theorem in 2012). We will examine how mathematical analysis contributes to philosophical debates about physics.
- Tentative list of talks:
| 5.11.18 |
Detecting wave function collapse |
Dominik Sulz |
| 19.11.18 |
Global existence of Bohmian trajectories |
Tim Binz |
| 10.12.18 |
Extensions beyond a space-time singularity |
Tobias Riedlinger |
| 14.1.19 |
GAP measure |
Sascha Lill |
| 4.2.19 |
Weak measurements of velocity |
Petros Agridos |
- Prerequisites: Linear Algebra 1, Analysis 1&2 are required; probability theory, quantum mechanics are helpful
- Literature: will be recommended individually by topic of the presentation.
