Quantum concepts in space and time

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New York ;: Oxford University Press (1986)
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Recent developments in quantum theory have focused attention on fundamental questions, in particular on whether it might be necessary to modify quantum mechanics to reconcile quantum gravity and general relativity. This book is based on a conference held in Oxford in the spring of 1984 to discuss quantum gravity. It brings together contributors who examine different aspects of the problem, including the experimental support for quantum mechanics, its strange and apparently paradoxical features, its underlying philosophy, and possible modifications to the theory.

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QC173.96.Q36 1986

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Charged matter from a Kaluza-Klein-like theory.Tsou Sheung Tsun
Experiments on Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Correlations with Pairs of Visible Photons.A. Aspect & P. Grangier
In R. Penrose and CJ Isham, editors.D. Deutsch
Canonical quantization of black holes.  (pages 1--286)P. Hajicek
Gravitational effects on charged quantum systems.  (pages 1--57)J. Anandan
Hawking's wave function for the universe.  (pages 1--274)Don N. Page
On the possible role of gravity in the reduction of the wave function.  (pages 1--109)F. Károlyházy, A. Frenkel & B. Lukács
Quantum concepts in space and time. Proceedings of the Third Oxford Symposium on Quantum Gravity, held at Oxford, UK, March 1984.  (pages 1)R. Penrose & C. J. Isham
Quantum fields, curvilinear coordinates, and curved space-time.  (pages 1--318)N. Sanchez & B. F. Whiting
Quantum supergravity via canonical quantization.  (pages 1--341)P. D. D'Eath
Quantum time-space and gravity.  (pages 1--247)David Finkelstein & Ernesto Rodriguez
Self-duality and spinorial techniques in the canonical approach to quantum gravity.  (pages 1--302)Abhay Ashtekar
Stochastic mechanics, hidden variables, and gravity.  (pages 1--147)Lee Smolin
The many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in quantum cosmology.  (pages 1--204)Frank J. Tipler
Continuous state reduction.  (pages 65--83)Tony Sudbery
Gravity and State Vector Reduction.  (pages 129-146)Roger Penrose
Events and processes in the quantum world.  (pages 182--203)Abner Shimony
Three connections between Everett's interpretation and experiment.  (pages 215--225)David Deutsch
The superposition principle in macroscopic systems.  (pages 228--240)Anthony J. Leggett
Leibnizian time, Machian dynamics and quantum gravity.  (pages 236-246)Julian B. Barbour
Quantum topo-dynamics in higher dimensions.  (pages 255)Y. Aharonov & M. Schwartz
Correlations and causality in quantum field theory.  (pages 293--301)Robert M. Wald

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