Project
Tightening the Consistency of Quantum Bayesianism
Quantum Bayesianism is an effort to interpret all the probabilities arising in quantum theory (our most accurate physical theory to date, the one ultimately responsible for almost all of modern technology) in terms of the Bayesian conception of probability – that probabilities quantify subjective degrees of belief, rather than objective features of nature.
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Born’s rule as a quantum extension of Bayesian coherence
DeBrota, John B., Christopher A. Fuchs, Jacques. L. Pienaar and Blake C Stacey. 2021. Born’s rule as a quantum extension of Bayesian coheren...
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Symmetric informationally complete measurements identify the irreducible difference between classical and quantum systems
DeBrota, John B., Christopher A. Fuchs and Blake C Stacey, B. C. 2020. Symmetric informationally complete measurements identify the irreduci...
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Simple and Tight Device-Independent Security Proofs
Arnon-Friedman, Rotem, Renato Renner and Thomas Vidick. 2019. Simple and Tight Device-Independent Security Proofs. SIAM Journal on Computing...
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Higher-Order Interference and Single-System Postulates Characterizing Quantum Theory
Barnum, Howard, Markus P Müller, and Cozmin Ududec. 2014. Higher-Order Interference and Single-System Postulates Characterizing Quantum Theo...