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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0001148 - 14/12/04 Quantum Gravity & Quantum Information, Newton Institute: conversation: L Kauffman & K Bowden / fragments of conversation: N Turok & R Penrose
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MW0001148 - 14/12/04 Quantum Gravity & Quantum Information, Newton Institute: Florian Girelli: Spin networks & harmonic oscillators
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MW0001149 - 14/12/04 TPRU Meeting, Birkbeck College, London: Basil Hiley: Algebraic approach to structure of QM, sources of noncommutativity, Wigner-Moyal transformation etc.
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MW0001149 - 14/12/04 TPRU Meeting, Birkbeck College, London: Basil Hiley: Algebraic approach to structure of QM, sources of noncommutativity, Wigner-Moyal transformation etc. (contd.)
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MW0001150 - 14/12/04 Quantum Gravity & Quantum Information, Newton Institute: brief exchanges: L Kauffman & K Bowden / Neil Turok: Model of a big crunch - big bang transition based on M-theory / Q&A discussion
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MW0001150 - 14/12/04 Quantum Gravity & Quantum Information, Newton Institute: Ralf Schützhold: Black hole analogues & the universality of the Hawking effect
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MW0001151 - 12/12/04 Conversations incl. L Kelliher
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MW0001151 - BLANK
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MW0001152 - 27/11/04 Topological, Geometrical & Algebraic Structures in the Foundations of Physics, Fougeres: BJ Hiley: Noncommutative algebraic structures (2nd talk)
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14/12/04 Quantum Gravity & Quantum Information, Newton Institute: brief exchanges: L Kauffman & K Bowden / Neil Turok: Model of a big crunch - big bang transition based on M-theory / Q&A discussion
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