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SUMMARY:YQI Seminar - Adán Cabello - University of Seville
LOCATION:17 Hillhouse Avenue YQI Seminar Room\, 17 Hillhouse Avenue\, New 
 Haven\, CT 06511
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Quantum Theory through Non-locality and Contextu
 ality\n\nIn 1926\, Max Born proposed that quantum theory arises from the 
 nonexistence of inner properties that condition a definite outcome\, an i
 dea that has little explanatory power at first sight. However\, we show t
 hat\, by embedding this idea in the framework of general probabilistic th
 eories (GPTs) and requiring that the theory's observables have outcomes t
 hat can be predicted with certainty without disturbance\, one can derive 
 the Hilbert space formalism of quantum theory\, including Born's rule. Th
 is approach unblocks the GPTs program for reconstructing quantum theory f
 rom physical principles\, gives a second life to Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen 
 (EPR) reasoning\, explains the sets of quantum correlations for all Bell 
 and measurement contextuality scenarios\, explains the appearance of infi
 nite-dimensional systems\, and the origin of the undecidability of the me
 mbership problem in quantum nonlocality and contextuality\, offering a un
 ified resolution to long-standing foundational problems.\n\nhttp://next-t
 o-u.app/events/8d12b032-11c1-4f5f-b282-bfc198193c29
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/8d12b032-11c1-4f5f-b282-bfc198193c29
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