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Quantum Gravity as an Ordinary Gauge Theory
By Juan Maldacena on March 15, 2002
In order to get a consistent picture of nature we need to use quantum mechanics to describe the geometry...
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How Come Quantum Theory?
By Lucien Hardy on March 14, 2002
A possible answer to John Wheeler's question: Why the quantum?
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Information at the Quantum-Classical Frontier
By Chris Monroe on March 13, 2002
Find out more about how quantum computing might be done.
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Measurement and the Quantum-Classical Transition
By Hideo Mabuchi on March 12, 2002
As a theoretical physicist, one would really like to elucidate the mathematical structure of this transition and to identify...
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(Quantum) Erasing the Nature of Reality
By on March 11, 2002
By throwing away information in a particular way, we are then able to alter the quantum mechanical outcomes.
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The Shape of Gravity
By Lisa Randall on March 5, 2002
New insights into theories with extra dimensions have the potential to address outstanding issues in cosmology.
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Parallel Universes
By Paul Davies on March 3, 2002
Could there be a universe in which gravity is a bit stronger, or the electron a bit heavier?
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True Complexity and the Associated Ontology
By George Ellis on February 21, 2002
Dear Colleagues, Science & Ultimate Reality In recent years much attention has been given to the possibility of unifying...
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Toward a Unified Theory of Quantum Gravity
By Paul Davies on February 20, 2002
There is a hope that there will appear a sort of meta-unification, in which the welter of unified theories...
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Investigations: On the Nature of Autonomous Agents
By Stuart Kauffman on February 18, 2002
Metanexus: Views. 2002.02.17. 1487 words Stuart Kauffman has coined the term ‘autonomous agents’ to characterize aprogram of research aimed...
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