slides
In order of presentation:
- Viacheslav Belavkin, Additivity and Utility of Quantum Entangled Information
- Holger F. Hofmann, Resolution of Pure State Uncertainties by Weak Measurement Tomography
- Takahiro Sagawa, Information Thermodynamics: Beyond Landauer’s Principle
- Lorenzo Maccone, Quantum Physics and the Arrow of Time
- Yutaka Shikano, Time in Quantum Walk and Weak Value
- Koji Maruyama, Observing the Non-Locality of a Single Massive Particle
- Marco Piani, Unified Framework for Correlations in Terms of Local Quantum
- Yuji Hasegawa, Quantum Mechanical Phenomena Studied with Neutrons
- Teiko Heinosaari, Incompatibility of Quantum Measurements - Some Recent Results
- Masanao Ozawa, Quantum Reality and Measurement: An Approach from Quantum Set Theory
- Izumi Tsutsui, Non-locality of Quantum Mechanics in Particle Physics
- Christopher A. Fuchs, The Lie Algebraic Significance of Symmetric Informationally Complete Measurements
- Izumi Ojima, Direct and Inverse Problems in Physical Sciences (in Japanese: here)
- Andreas Doering, The Topos Approach to Quantum Theory
- Akio Hosoya, The Weak Value As a Conditional Probability
- Giacomo M. D’Ariano, A Computational Grand-Unified Theory
- Shogo Tanimura, A New Type of Bell Inequality
- Giulio Chiribella, Probabilistic Theories with Purification
- Francesco Buscemi, Private Quantum Decoupling and Secure Disposal of Information
- Gen Kimura, General Probabilistic Theories and "Derivation of Qubit" from Physical Assumptions
- Valerio Scarani, Three Topics in Non-Locality
- Tokishiro Karasawa, Dynamical Noise in Quantum Gate Operation
- Bernhard K. Meister, Another Look at the Optimal Bayes Cost in the Binary Decision Problem
- Akira Shimizu, Quantum Measurement Theory and Micro-Macro Consistency in Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics
- Paolo Perinotti, Switching Boxes in Operational Theories