Saturday, October 25, 2014
MDT (UTC-6): 2pm-3:30pm
Richard Healey (University of Arizona): The meaning of the wave function
Discussion method: text chat
Sunday, October 26, 2014
CDT (UTC-5): 7.30pm-9pm
Valia Allori (Northern Illinois University): Primitive Ontology in a Nutshell
Presentation and Discussion method: Skype voice + text chat
Monday, October 27, 2014
EDT (UTC-4): 2pm-3.30pm
Lee Smolin (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics): A proposal for a cosmological quantum theory
Discussion method: text chat
EDT (UTC-4): 3.30pm-5pm [GMT/UTC: 7:30pm-9pm]
Ruediger Schack (University of London): QBism and the character of the world
Discussion method: text chat
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
PDT (UTC-7): 2:30pm-4pm
Maximilian Schlosshauer (University of Portland): Does Protective Measurement Bear on the Meaning of the Wave Function?
Discussion method: text chat
PDT (UTC-7): 7pm-8:30pm
Ken Wharton (San José State University): Epistemic Roots of the Schrodinger Equation
Discussion method: text chat
PDT (UTC-7): 8:30pm-10pm [UTC/GMT 3:30am-5am, October 29, 2014 (Wednesday)]
Ulrich Mohrhoff (Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education): Why ever the wave function, of all things?
Discussion method: text chat
Note: During the above time slots, Lee and Ruediger’s papers will be also discussed here and here. (Due to a technical problem, yesterday’s discussions are not successful.)
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
EDT (UTC-4): 4:30pm-6pm
Robert Griffiths (Carnegie-Mellon University): The Quantum Wave Function as Property and as Pre-probability
Discussion method: text chat
EDT (UTC-4): 8pm-9.30pm
Matthew Pusey (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics): Why protective measurement does not establish the reality of the wave function
Presentation and Discussion method: Video conferencing + text chat
Thursday, October 30, 2014
EDT (UTC-4): 8pm-9.30pm
Shan Gao (Chinese Academy of Sciences): A PBR-like argument for psi-ontology in terms of protective measurements
Discussion method: text chat
Friday, October 31, 2014
EDT (UTC-4): 3pm-5pm [GMT/UTC: 7pm-9pm]
Panel Discussion (All participants): How to make sense of the wave function?
Discussion method: text chat
Where (on what site) do we compose text chats? Are these all visible there simultaneously? Do earlier chat contributions disappear from the screen as they are replaced by new ones?
Richard
Text chats are still composed on the forum here. Yes, they are all visible simultaneously, and earlier chat contributions do not disappear from the screen as they are replaced by new ones. Shan