Armond Duwell

Areas of Interest

“The many worlds interpretation and quantum computation,” forthcoming in PSA 2006.
“Quantum information exists,” forthcoming in Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics.
Schumacher information and the philosophy of physics,” forthcoming in Philosophy of Quantum Information and Entanglement, Alisa Bokulich and Gregg Jaeger eds. Cambridge University Press.
“Re-conceiving quantum theories in terms of information-theoretic constraints,” Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics. 38, 1, 181-201.
“How to teach an old dog new tricks: quantum information, quantum computation and the philosophy of physics,” PhD dissertation, University of Pittsburgh.
“Quantum information does not exist,” Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, 34, 3, 479-499.
“Explaining information transfer in quantum teleportation,” Philosophy of Science, 68, 3, S288-300.

“The many worlds interpretation and quantum computation,” PSA 2006, Vancouver, November 2006.
“Reconceiving quantum theory from information-theoretic constraints,” Center for Time, University of Sydney, October 2005.
“Sorting the subjective from the objective: remarks on Fuchs,” Special Session: The Epistemological and Logical Lessons of Quantum Information Theory, European Analytic Philosophy Conference, University of Lisbon, September 2005.
“Quantum Information Does Exist,” L.S.E., May 2005.
“How to save quantum computing from interpretations of quantum mechanics: explaining quantum speedup,” Philosophy, Probability, and Physics workshop, Institut d'Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques, Paris, December 2004.
“Quantum information does not exist,” #8221; 12th Annual UK Conference on Foundations of Physics, Leeds, UK, September 2003.
“Explaining information transfer in quantum teleportation,” PSA 200, Vancouver, November 2000.