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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Hollywood Theoretical Physics Week
Just got back from an opening night showing of the new sci-fi film Interstellar at the Ziegfeld theater here in New York. If you want some idea of what the film is about, trailers are here and here. Warning: spoilers … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews
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Last Week’s Hype
When looking at the nonsense spread around the media by this week’s university press-release-driven hype about string field theory “explaining quantum mechanics”, I realized that maybe I shouldn’t have ignored last week’s university press-release-driven hype, which was about the multiverse … Continue reading
Posted in This Week's Hype
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This Week’s Hype
From commenter Hendrik, there’s the news that USC has put out a press release claiming that String Theory Could Be the Foundation of Quantum Mechanics. These claims are based on this paper, which argues that finding the Heisenberg commutation relations … Continue reading
Posted in Quantum Mechanics, This Week's Hype
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News, Interesting and Otherwise
On the side of interesting good news, I just heard that yet another Fields Medalist has a blog. This time it’s David Mumford, who is blogging here, with his latest posting about path integrals. His website contains a wealth of … Continue reading
Posted in Experimental HEP News, Multiverse Mania, Uncategorized
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