Gregg Jaeger Gregg Jaeger

Boston University
Associate Professor of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
(
CGS) C.V.
(e-Portfolio)

Areas of Publication:
Quantum Information and Metrology,
Foundations of Quantum Theory,
Philosophy of Science, Genetics.

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Academic profile:

Professor Jaeger offers courses in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, quantum information,
statistics, the mathematics of computation, and the history and philosophy of physics. He has published
two monographs and an edited volume, numerous journal articles and book chapters, and two patents.
Significant projects on which he has worked include the DARPA Quantum Network Testbed Project.


Books:

Quantum Information
Gregg Jaeger (Springer, 2007)

Entanglement, Information, and the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Gregg Jaeger (Springer, 2009)

Philosophy of Quantum Information and Entanglement
Alisa Bokulich and Gregg Jaeger (eds.) (Cambridge U. Press, in press)

Representative Publications (click for all articles and bookchapters):

Graduate Student (Dept. of Physics (CAS)): Kevin Ann

Related Video lectures:

John Bell lecture on quantum mechanics, Trieste 1989

Bell lectures on indeterminism and non-locality, Geneva 1990

Bell inequality tests of Aspect et al., 1986 (with Aspect and Bell)

Abner Shimony on open problems in quantum foundations

Hans Bethe's popular lectures on development of quantum physics

Nobel interviews (e.g. Heisenberg, in German)

Danish documentary on the Bohr-Einstein debate

Documentary on the work of Claude Shannon

 

 

 

 

 

 

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