The Many Hidden Worlds of Quantum Mechanics

Name: The Many Hidden Worlds of Quantum Mechanics
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11h 56m 32s

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April 8, 2024

One universe is not enough. Learn about the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics in this exciting course taught by a renowned expert.

Taught by Professor Sean Carroll of Johns Hopkins University, this course explores the Many-Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics, which proposes that there are a limitless number of universes caused by the branching of different realities at the quantum level. These universes include countless versions of ourselves living out different futures. Consider the pros and cons of this bold theory.

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#	Title	Duration
1	Why suppose there's more than one world?	32:01
2	The classical physical world that never was	30:51
3	Quantum worlds start with waves and particles	29:12
4	A wave function to describe particles	26:32
5	Copenhagen says the wave function collapses	27:54
6	Is the wave function real?	31:01
7	Uncertainly in action with pin and qubits	28:44
8	Quantum entaglement and action at a distance	33:14
9	Entaglement leads to many worldsDecoherence explains branching worlds	30:41
10	Decoherence explains branching worlds	30:29
11	How entaglement powers quantum computers	31:17
12	Too many worlds@ Five objections answered	30:47
13	Testing the many-worlds interpretation	28:23
14	Where does probability come from?	31:40
15	Quashing worlds with wave function collapse	27:51
16	Blocking worlds with hidden wave variables	29:34
17	Mind before matter in quantum theory	28:35
18	The quantum emergence of the world we see	30:33
19	The challenge of quantum gravity	32:39
20	Space emerges from entaglement	30:17
21	The quantum emergence of time	28:07
22	Free will, determinism, and many-worlds	28:19
23	What happens to ethics under many-worlds?	26:32
24	A future renaissance for quantum mechanics	31:19