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at Växjö University, June 4-9, 2006Arranged by ICMM - International Centre for Mathematical Modelling in physics, engineering and cognitive sciences - at Växjö University, Sweden.Supported by the EU-network Quantum Probability and Applications. This is the fourth conference arranged by ICMM on probabilistic foundations of classical and quantum physics. The first three conferences took place in 2000, 2002, and 2004. Some closely related conferences are Bohmian Mechanics 2000 and Quantum Theory: Reconsideration of Foundations 2001, 2003, and 2005. The main aim of these conferences is to understand the role that probability plays in the foundations of physics, theoretical as well as experimental, classical as well as quantum. During previous conferences we were lucky to collect fruitful mixtures of physicists (including experimenters), mathematicians and even philosophers interested in foundations. Probabilistic foundations of quantum mechanics, information theory, quantum computing, cryptography, and teleportation are important topics at the conference. Quantum fluctuations (in the form of SED or other approaches to stochastic quantum mechanics) play a fundamental role (especially in debates). Even adherents of Bohmian mechanics and the many-worlds interpretation are warmly welcome. We also hope to have talks on foundations of probability itself, measurement theory, completeness and incompleteness of quantum mechanics, macroscopic quantum systems, experiments on quantum nonlocality and locality, Bell´s inequality, quan- tum probability, entanglement, quantum computing and cryptography technologies, philosophic problems, and mathematical formalism. A special session devoted to Bayesian and von Mises approaches in classical and quantum probability will be organized. Organizing committeeC. A. Fuchs, Bell Labs., Lucent Tech., USAA. Yu. Khrennikov, Växjö University, Sweden Local Organizing committeeG. Adenier, Växjö University, SwedenInvited speakersL. Accardi, University of Rome-2, ItalyD. Aerts, University of Brussel, Belgium M. Appleby, Queen Mary University of London, UK H.C. von Baeyer, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, USA V. Belavkin, University of Nottingham, UK I. Bengtsson, Stockholms University, Sweden I. Bialynicki-Birula, Center for Theoretical Physics, Warszawa, Poland E. Binz, University of Mannheim, Germany M. Czachor, Gdansk Polytechnical University, Poland G. D´Ariano, University of Pavia, Italy A. Caticha, State University of New York, USA B. Coecke, Oxford University, UK M. Christandl, University of Cambridge, UK M. Davidson, Spectel Research Corp., Palo Alto, USA H.D. Doebner, University of Clausthal, Germany A. Elitzur, Weizmann Institute, Israel C.A. Fuchs, Bell Labs., Lucent Tech., USA G. Jaeger, Boston University, USA G. Jaroszkiewicz, University of Nottingham, UK A. Yu. Khrennikov, Växjö University, Sweden Y.S. Kim, University of Maryland, USA J-Å. Larsson, Linköping University, Sweden M. Leifer, Perimeter Institute, Canada T.M. Nieuwenhuizen, Amsterdam University, The Netherlands W. Philipp, University of Illinois, USA I. Pitowsky, Hebrew University, Israel A. Plotnitsky, Purdue University, USA R. Schack, Royal Holloway University of London, UK J. Smolin, IBM Research, USA K. Svozil, Technical University of Vienna, Austria I. Volovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow W. von Waldenfels, University of Heidelberg, Germany G. Weihs, University of Waterloo, Canada M.S. Zubairy, Texas A&M University, USA ProgramPreliminary Program.Abstract½ page + application form has to be sent before April 15, 2006.Invited talks: 40 min + 10 min questions. Contributed talks: 25 min + 5 min questions. Time and placeThe conference starts on Sunday, June 4th (arrival Saturday, June 3rd) and the lectures will finish on Friday, June 9th.Sunday 4th - Thuesday 6th, the conferens will take place at Quality Hotel Konserthuset, conferensroom: K B Blomdahl, V Esplanaden 10-14, Teaterparken,Växjö. Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th, the conference will take place at Växjö University, conferenceroom: Myrdal, (building K). Map of Campus. Conference feeThe conference fee includes one set of abstracts, 6 lunches, 6 morning/afternoon tea/coffee, excursion, one set of conference documentation (distributed after the conference) and a conference dinner.
PaymentCredit Card payment Form.Bank Payment. Financial supportUnfortunately, we could not consider new applications for financial support (the main idea was to provide financial support to the good team of invited speakers varying from year to year).AccomodationObserve that each participant has to book hotel accommodation him/herself.Special rates have been negotiated with Quality Hotel Konserthuset Växjö for participants of the conference. Please quote the booking code FPP4 when booking a room. We recommend all of you to book a room by April 30, at the latest. After this date we can not guarantee room availability. Sunday-Thursday Single room, standard: SEK 850 Weekend (Friday-Saturday) Single room SEK 590. Prices include breakfast. Quality Hotel Konserthuset, Växjö. Visiting address: V Esplanaden 10-14. Postal address: Box 434, S-351 06 Växjö, Sweden. Phone: (+46) (0)470 70 22 00. Fax: (+46) (0)470 366 10. E-mail: info.vaxjo@quality.choicehotels.se Transport and travellingThe Växjö University campus is located approximately ten minutes by bus from the city centre.
Links to other useful informationMaps of Växjö (in Swedish)Växjö Tourist Office The Swedish Emigrant Institute The Swedish Glass Museum The Kingdom of Crystal Weather today in Växjö More informationPlease contact Cecilia Eriksson, Departmental secretary, Växjö University.Tel. no. (+46) (0)470 70 86 26, e-mail cecilia.eriksson@msi.vxu.se. |
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