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Time-symmetry, pre- and post-selection, and weak measurements in quantum mechanics

Yakir Aharonov #1 (2/8/10 - Chapman University conference)
Yakir Aharonov #2 (2/8/10 - Chapman University conference)
Yakir Aharonov #3 (2/11/10 - Chapman University conference)

Consistency of Time-symmetrical quantum mechanics with standard quantum mechanics
Time-symmetrical quantum mechanics has revealed new features and effects: Weak-Measurements
Time-symmetrical quantum mechanics lead to new mathematics, simplifications in calculations, and stimulated discoveries in other fields
1. quantum walk,
2. superoscillations and
3. new paradigm for signal amplification
  1. Lev Vaidman (Tel Aviv) "Amplification through the use of the Aharonov-Albert-Vaidman effect" (2/8/10 Chapman University conference)
  2. Onur Hosten (Illinois-UC) available "Observation of Optical Spin Hall Effect Using Weak Measurements" (2/8/10 Chapman University conference)
  3. Andrew Jordan (Rochester): "Precision Measurements of Phase and Beam Deflection Using Weak Values" (2/8/10 Chapman University conference)
Time-symmetrical quantum mechanics suggests generalizations of quantum mechanics
Publications

Yakir Aharonov (Bristol University conference, December 15, 2009)
Sandu Popescu (Bristol) Kinematic Non-locality (entanglement) and Dynamical Non-locality (2/8/10 Chapman University conference)
Sandu Popescu (2/10/10)

Introduction to Dynamical Quantum Non-locality