This site is run by Nick Huggett and Christian Wüthrich, two philosophers of science working on the philosophy of quantum gravity. On it you will find archives of conferences and schools that we have organized, and news and media from our project.
Banner photo credit: Jonathan Cohen
Sitemap
- Beyond Spacetime
- 2013 Conference Program Archive – now with video
- Bain: Three Principles of Quantum Gravity in the Condensed Matter Approach
- Butterfield: Rapporteur Session
- Crull: The Role of Decoherence in Quantum Loop Dynamics
- Dittrich: Prospects in (Canonical) Quantum Gravity
- Fletcher: Reduction and Causal Set Theory’s Hauptvermutung
- Harvey: String Theory for Philosophers (of Physics)
- Huggett: Philosophical Paths Into String Theory
- Knox: The Dimensions of Duality
- Kon: Conceptual Analysis and Quantum Gravity
- Mattingly: Non-quantum Micro-gravity
- Oriti: Disappearance and Emergence of Space and Time in Quantum Gravity
- Pashby: (No) Time for Quantum Gravity?
- Pitts: A First Class Constraint Generates Not a Gauge Transformation, But a (Bad) Physical Change: The Cases of Maxwell and GR.
- Schroeren: Decoherent Histories of Spin Networks
- Shumelda: Back to Basics: Background Independence and Spacetime in Quantum Gravity
- Sudarsky: Interface of Quantum Theory and Gravity at the Origin of the Structure of the Universe
- Teh: Philosophical Perspectives on the Gauge-Gravity Duality
- Vidotto: Atomism and Relationalism as Guiding Principles for Quantum Gravity.
- Vistarini: Some Remarks on the Emergent Character of Spacetime in String Theory
- Wüthrich: Canonical Quantum Gravity for Philosophers (of Physics)
- About
- Annual Essay Prize
- Conference on the Philosophical Foundations of Quantum Gravity
- Email Distribution List
- Essay Prize 2016
- Essay Prize 2017
- External Resources
- Images of the summer school
- Information about discussion groups
- Junior Fellowship in Philosophy of Quantum Gravity
- Media
- Mini-courses
- MSSPP1 Instructions for Students
- Popular Science and Philosophy
- Project Publications Etc
- Project Volumes
- Publications &c
- Summer Institute – video lectures
- Visitor Program
- 2022 Summer Institute
- 2018 First Biennial Midwest Summer School
- 2017 Conference
- 2016 Summer Institute
- 2015 Conference
- Call for Papers
- Lunch options at UCSD
- People
- Registered Attendees
- Seminar Program
- Bahreyni, Knuth, and Walsh: The Influence Network: A New Foundation for Emergent Physics
- Callender: A tale of two times
- Dougherty: The geometry of black hole entropy
- Matsubara and Smeenk: Dualities and spacetime
- Muntean: AdS/CFT duality beyond emergence of spacetime. A case for unification
- Ney: Background Independence as a Constraint on Fundamental Theories
- Norton: No time for problems
- Oriti: Time in the geometrogenesis scenario of quantum gravity
- Pashby: Making Time for Quantum Gravity
- Peet: Musings on (Space-)Time from a Gravitational String Theorist
- Pooley: First-Class Constraints, Gauge, and the Wheeler–DeWitt Equation
- Rideout: Time as Unfolding of Process
- Shumelda: The Shape of Space and Trace of Time: Machian Approaches to Quantum Gravity
- Vistarini: Some reflections on a possible holographic description of time
- Wharton: The Case for Classical Spacetime
- 2013 Conference Archive
- 2013 Conference Program Archive – now with video
Time has only mathematical existence. Space-time is a model only, it does not exist in the physical universe. Space-time is not the fundamental arena of the universe. Changes run in Dynamic quantum vacuum where time is merely the numerical order of changes. More about the subject you can see here: http://link.springer.com/search?query=sorli+amrit+
You may be interested in the Wikiversity project that treats the Hilbert Book Model.
https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Hilbert_Book_Model_Project