Titlebook: Quantum Future; From Volta and Como Philippe Blanchard,Arkadiusz Jadczyk Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 199

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On interpretation and decoherence,s of the so-called ”consistent histories approach”. Then, I shall indicate some recent results in the theory of decoherence, from which it follows that this important effect is basically an ordinary irreversible process.

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Quantum ontology and mind-matter synthesis,avers, if taken seriously, that nature is built not out of matter but out of knowings. However, the founders of the theory stipulated, cautiously, that the theory was not to be taken seriously, in this sense, as a description of nature herself, but was to be construed as merely a way of computing ex

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Time as an observable, event is examined. In particular, the time-of-arrival of a particle to a fixed location is not an ordinary quantum mechanical observable. While we can measure if the particle arrives, we argue that the time at which it arrives always has an inherent ambiguity. The minimum inaccuracy of time-of-arri

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Quantum optics of a single atom,tion of single atoms. The first part describes experiments in single mode cavities using the one-atom maser or micromaser and in the second part experiments with ion traps are summarized. The latter experiments concentrate on the investigation of resonance fluorescence. In addition new experimental

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Quantum Future978-3-540-49482-9Series ISSN 0075-8450 Series E-ISSN 1616-6361

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