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Name: Gábor Szabó
Birth: 09-03-1969, Szombathely, Hungary
Education and academic
career:
2020 DSc in
philosophy of science (Hungarian
Academy of Sciences)
2012 Habilitation in philosophy of science (Eötvös Loránd University Budapest)
2001 PhD in philosophy of science
(Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
1993 MA in physics (Eötvös Loránd
University Budapest)
1987 graduation (Pannonhalma Benedictine Grammar School)
Research interests:
Foundations of quantum mechanics, quantum logic, Bell
theorems, probabilistic causality, Reichenbachian common
cause principle, metaphysics of probability, philosophy
and history of modern physics.
Lecturing on:
Philosophy of quantum mechanics, philosophy and history
of probability and causality, foundations of statistical
physics, logic, epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of
science.
Languages skills: Hungarian (native), English (fluent),
German (formerly fluent), Italian (basic)
Scholarships / Research
Grants / Awards:
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Bessel Award of the Alexander
von Humboldt Foundation, Munich Center for
Mathematical Philosophy, Munich, Germany, 2021-22.
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“Sociophysics,”
Research Grant of the Institute of Advanced Studies
Kőszeg, 2020 September-2022 June.
- “Rethinking the foundations of probability, causality,
and contextuality: applications in physics and beyond,” National Research, Development and
Innovation Office, OTKA, K 134275, (philosophy of
science, principal investigator), 2020-2024.
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Senior Research Grant of the Sidney M.
Edelstein Center of the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, Israel, 2020 May-June
(postponed due to pandemic).
- “Contextuality -- a limit on
unifying discourses,” Senior Research Grant of
the Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2019 September-December.
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“Contextuality in physics and beyond,”
Senior Research Grant of the Institute of
Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2018,
September-December.
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Travel Grant of The Italian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, 2017.
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“A Formal
Approach to the Metaphysical
Foundations of Physics,” National Research,
Development and Innovation Office, OTKA, K 115593,
(philosophy of science, principal investigator),
2015-2019.
- Senior Research Fellowship of the
Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Munich,
2015 June.
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“Probability,
Causality and Determinism,”
Bilaterial Mobility Grant of the Hungarian and
Polish Academies of Sciences, (philosophy of
science, co-principal investigator),
2014-2016.
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“Probability,
Causality, Space, and Time,” Research Grant of the
Hungarian National Science Foundation, OTKA, K
100715, (philosophy of science), 2012-2015.
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Fulbright Research Grant at the Center
for Philosophy of Science in the University of
Pittsburgh, 2011-2012.
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Visiting Fellowship at the Center for
Philosophy of Science in the University of Pittsburgh,
2011-2012.
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János Bolyai Research Scholarship of the
Hungarian Academy of Science, (philosophy of science),
2008-2011.
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Teacher-Researcher Award of the Hungarian
Academy of Science, 2004.
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János Bolyai Research Scholarship of the
Hungarian Academy of Science, (history of science),
2003-2006.
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“Correlations and their explanation,”
Research Grant of the Hungarian National Science
Foundation, OTKA, T 043642, (philosophy of science),
2003-2005.
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“Forms of knowledge,” Research Grant of
the Hungarian National Science Foundation, OTKA, T
037575, (philosophy of science), 2002-2005.
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KAAD fellow in Institut für Philosophie,
Ludwig-Maximilian Universität München, Germany,
1996-1997.
Talks at the following seminars, workshops and conferences:
- ”Causality and operational equivalence," Department of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University Kraków, Poland, 2024 October.
- ”Operational equivalence and causal structure," Department of Philosophy, University of Pisa, Italy, 2024 July.
- ”Operational equivalence and causal structure," Sigma Club, London School of Economics, London, UK, 2024 March.
- ”Operational equivalence and causal structure," Physics meets Philosophy workshop, Institute of Philosophy, Research Centre for the Humanities, Budapest, 2023 November.
- ”Kvantumelmélet és interpretáció (Quantum Theory and interpretation)," Kelet Kávézó, Budapest, 2023 November.
- ”A kvantumelmélet modális interpertációja (The Modal interpretation of Quantum Theory)," Modalitások konferencia, Institute of Philosophy, Research Centre for the Humanities, Budapest, 2023 October.
- ”Three types of Bell inequality," ”Triennial International Conference of the Italian Society for Logic and the Philosophy of Science,
Urbino, Italy, 2023 September.
- ”Three types of Bell inequality," ”MCMP-Wuppertal-Hannover Workshop, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, LMU,
Munich, Germany, 2023 July.
- ”Three types of Bell inequality," Physics meets
Philosophy Workshop, Institute for Quantum Optics and
Quantum Information, Austrian Academly of Sciences,
Austria, 2023 June.
- ”History and Philosophy of Science: Present and
Prospects" Round table discussion, Institute of
Philosophy, Budapest, 2023 June.
- ”Contextuality in the natural and social sciences,”
Fióka seminar, Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary,
2023 May.
- ”Partneri viszonyok, elfogadás és befogadás egy német
középiskolában” (Partnership, Acceptance and Inclusion
in a German Secondary School), Együttműködő közoktatás,
Civil Közoktatási Fórum, Budapest, 2023 January.
- ”Mi az idő?” (What is Time?), Videokávészalon,
Budapest, 2023 January.
- ”Idő a fizikában,” (Time in Physics), Time in the
Sciences and in Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy,
Research Centre for the Humanities, Budapest, Hungary,
2022 December.
- ”A kvantumelmélet interpretációi,” (Interpretations of
quantum theory), Tudomány Napja, University of Pannonia,
Veszprém, Hungary, 2022 November.
- "Idő és relativitás," (Time and relativity) Könyvtári
keddek, József Attila Gimnázium, Budapest, 2022
November.
- "Is the quantum state real?," Physics meets
philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Research Centre for
the Humanities, Budapest, 2022 September.
- “Contextuality in natural and social sciences,"
Milestone Interdisciplinary Reading Group, Budapest,
2022 August.
- ”Between social and classical: contextuality in
quantum theory,” Parmenides Center for the Conceptual
Foundations of Science, Pullach, Germany, 2022 July.
- ”Quantum mechanics without operational
equivalence,”Work-in-Progress Seminar, Munich Center for
Mathematical Philosophy, LMU, Munich, Germany, 2022 May.
- ”Sociophysics,” Complexity, Culture, Individual
Conference, iASK, Kőszeg, Hungary, 2022 May.
- ”Quantum mechanics without operational equivalence,”
Early Lunch Philosophy, University of Konstanz, Germany,
2022 April (cancelled dut to covid).
- ”Two concepts of noncontextuality in quantum
mechanics,” History and Philosophy of Physics Research
Seminar, Lichtenberg Group, University of Bonn, Germany,
2022 April.
- ”Quantum mechanics without operational equivalence,”
Research Seminar, University of Wuppertal, Germany, 2022
April.
- ”Contextuality in the natural and social sciences,”
Institute seminar, Institute of Philosophy, Budapest,
Hungary 2022 March.
- ”Quantum mechanics without operational equivalence,”
Logic and Philosophy of Science Seminar, Eötvös
University, Budapest, Hungary 2022 February.
- ”A dynamical systems approach to causation,”
Philosophy of Science Seminar, Munich Center for
Mathematical Philosophy, LMU, Munich, Germany, 2021
December.
- ”Two concepts of noncontextuality in quantum
mechanics,” New Foundations for Physics, Center for
Advanced Studies LMU, Munich, Germany, 2021 November.
- ”Quantum and quantum-like,” iASK-HAS Conference,
Budapest, Hungary, 2021 October.
- Comment on Daniel Kodaj's “Finite Conditional
Frequentism,“ Institute of Philosophy Seminar, Research
Centre for the Humanities, Budapest, 2020 December.
- “EPR's reality criterion,“ Logic and Philosophy of
Science Seminar, Eötvös University, Budapest, 2020
September (with Márton Gömöri).
- “A valószínűség interpretációi“ (Interpretations of
probability), Physics meets philosophy, Institute of
Philosophy, Research Centre for the Humanities,
Budapest, 2020 September.
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”On the three
types of Bell's inequalities,“ Quantum, Probability,
Logic: The Work and Influence of Itamar Pitowsky,
Sidney M. Edelstein Center, Hebrew University,
Jerusalem, Israel, 2020 May
(postponed due to pandemic).
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”Three nonconextual hidden variable
theories of the Peres-Mermin square,“ Philosophy of
Physics Seminar, Cohn Institute, Tel-Aviv University,
Tel-Aviv, Israel, 2020 May
(postponed due to pandemic).
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”A dynamical systems approach to
causation,“ Causation in Science Conference, Sidney M.
Edelstein Center, Hebrew University, Jerusalem,
Israel, 2020 May (with Péter Fazekas, Balázs Gyenis,
and Gergely Kertész) (postponed
due to pandemic).
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”Simultaneous versus measurement
contextuality in quantum theory,” Faculty of
Philosophy, University of Barcelona, Spain, 2020
March.
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”Comment on Orly Shenker and Meir
Hemmo's: The Physics of Implementing Logic: Landauer’s
Principle and the Multiple-Computations Theorem,”
Physicalism and Reduction workshop, Institute of
Philosophy, Budapest, Hungary, 2019 December.
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“Contextuality and the Kochen-Specker
theorem,” Department of Philosophy, University of Bristol, UK, 2019 October.
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“Two concepts of noncontextuality,” Sigma Club, London School of Economics,
London, UK,, 2019 October.
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“Between social and classical:
contextuality in quantum theory,” Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg,
2019 October.
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“Noncontextuality in quantum mechanics,” The
Seventh Conference of the European Philosophy of
Science Association, University of Geneva,
Switzerland, 2019 September.
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“Two concepts of noncontextuality,” Deparment
of History and Philosophy of Science, National and
Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, 2019 June.
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“Noncontextuality
in physics and beyond,” Department
of Cognitive Science and Psychology, New Bulgarian
University, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2019 June.
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“Bell's local
causality in local physical theories,” Relativistic
Locality Conference, Munich
Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Munich,
Germany, 2019 May.
- “Two concepts of noncontextuality in quantum mechanics,” Philosophy
of Physics Seminar, Munich Center for Mathematical
Philosophy, Munich, Germany, 2019 May.
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“Two concepts of noncontextuality in
quantum mechanics,” Theoretical
Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic, Eötvös
University Budapest, 2019 April.
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“Do
Kochen-Specker arguments prove quantum contextuality?,” Reduction and Physicalism
Conference, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel,
2018 November.
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“A fizika filozófiája“ (Philosophy of
Physics), Témaválasztási dilemmák a 21. századi
filozófiában, Wesley János Lelkészképző Főiskola,
Budapest, 2018 October.
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“What is quantum contextuality and what
is not,” Foundations of Physics
Conference, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2018 July.
- “Quantum contextuality,” Philosophy of
Science Reading Group, University of Salzburg,
Austria, 2018 June.
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“Modality of noncommuting common causes,” Modality in Physics, Jagiellonian
University, Krakow, Poland, 2018 June.
- “Kochen-Specker arguments and quantum contextuality,” Philosophy of Science
Conference, Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik,
Croatia, 2018 April.
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“Contextuality,” Institute of Advanced
Studies Kőszeg, 2018 April.
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“A kvantumelmélet és a tulajdonságok
metafizikája”
(Quantum theory and the metaphysics of properties),
Department of Philosophy, Károli Gáspár University,
Budapest, 2018 March.
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“Commutativity, commeasurability, and
contextuality,” Theoretical
Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic, Eötvös
University Budapest, 2018 February.
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“Contextuality,”
Institute seminar, Research
Center for the Humanities, Budapest, Hungary, 2017 November.
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“Bell's local
causality in local physical theory,”
Quantum Investigations: A Conference in Honour of
Miklós Rédei, London
School of Economics, London, UK, 2017 October.
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“How human and
nature shakes hand: on the role of no-conspiracy in
physical theories,“ The Sixth Conference of the
European Philosophy of Science Association, University
of Exeter, UK, 2017 September.
- “Local causality in algebraic field theories,“ The
Third Logic, Relativity, and Beyond Conference, Rényi
Institute of Mathematics, Budapest, 2017 August.
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“A dynamical systems approach to
causation,“ Triennial International
Conference of the Italian Society for Logic
and Philosophy of Science, University of Bologna,
Italy, 2017 June (with Péter Fazekas, Balázs Gyenis,
and Gergely Kertész).
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“Bell's local causality,“ The Descartes Centre for the History and
Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities,
University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2017 May.
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“Three levels of Bell's inequalities,“
Logic and Interactive Rationality Seminar, University
of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2017 May.
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“On the Common Cause Principle,“
Philosophy of Physics Seminar, Institute of
Philosophy, Stockholm University, Sweden, 2017 April.
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“Local causality in quantum theory,”
Department of Philosophy, University of Belgrade,
Belgrade, Serbia, 2017 April.
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“Publishing a paper in a journal,”
Philosophy Publication Workshop, Central European
University, Budapest, 2017 March.
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“Quantum theory and local causality,“
(talk on skype) IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca,
Italy, 2017 February.
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“A Bell-egyenlőtlenségek“ (Bell
inequalities), Department Seminar, Institute of
Theoretical Physics, Budapest University of Technology
and Economics, 2016 November.
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“Kauzalitás és dinamika“ (Causality and
dynamics), Magyar Tudomány Ünnepe, Institute of
Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2016
November.
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“Julian Barbour időtlen világa” (The timeless world of Julian
Barbour), Emlékezet és felejtés, Bolyai
Társaság, Babes-Bolyai Egyetem, Kolozsvár
(Cluj-Napoca), Romania, 2016
October.
- “On the Budapest Research Group,” Science Studies in Budapest,
Central European Univesity, Budapest,
2016 October.
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“Einstein
realitáskritériuma“ (Einstein's reality criterion),
Department Seminar, Institute of Philosophy and
History of Science, Budapest University of Technology
and Economics, 2016 October.
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“Mik
a kvantumállapotok?“ (What are quantum states?),
Physics meets philosophy, Institute of Philosophy,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2016 September.
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“The
Common Cause Principle,” Analytic Philosophy Department, Czech
Academy of Sciences, Prague,
Czechy, 2016 September.
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“Deconstructing
superposition,” The Sixth Budapest-Krakow
Workshop on Probability,
Causality and Determinism, Research Center for the Humanities, Krakow, Poland, 2016 September.
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“Einstein's
reality criterion,” XII Conference of the Italian
Society for Analytic Philosophy, Pistoia, Italy, 2016 September.
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“On
the meaning of EPR's Criterion of Reality,”
Eighth Quadrennial Pittsburgh Fellows Conference,
Lund University, Lund, Sweden, 2016 July.
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“Quantum
mechanics as a representation of classical
conditional probabilities,”
Quantum Foundations workshop, Quantum Information
Theory Group, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy,
2016 June.
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“Quantum
mechanics from scratch,” The
Fifth Budapest-Krakow Workshop on Probability, Causality and Determinism, Research Center for the Humanities,
Budapest, Hungary, 2016 May.
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“How
man and nature shake hands: the role of
no-conspiracy in physical theories,“ Theoretical
Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic, Eötvös
University Budapest, 2016 March.
- “Bell's local causality and d-separation,“ Local
Causality and Causal Graphs, Mini-Symposium of the
Philosophy of Physics Research Group, Institute of
Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2016 March.
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“How
man and nature shakes hand: the role of no-conspiracy
in physical theories,” Institute
of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University, Krakow,
Poland, 2016 March.
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“Local
causality in local physical theories,”
Causality and Non-locality in Physics, Quantum and
Classical, University of
the Basque Country, San Sebastián, Spain, 2015 November.
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“Einstein's
reality criterion,”Department
of Philosophy, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 2015 October.
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“Conditioning using
conditional expectation: the Borel-Kolmogorov
paradox,” The Fifth
Conference of the European Philosophy of Science
Association, Düsseldorf, Germany,
2015 September (with Zalán Gyenis and Miklós Rédei).
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“On
the Emergence of Macrostates,” The
Fourth Budapest-Krakow Workshop on Probability, Causality
and Determinism, Institute
of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University, Krakow,
Poland, 2015 September (with
Márton Gömöri and Balázs Gyenis).
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“On
Einstein's reality criterion in an
operational approach,” Munich Center for
Mathematical Philosophy, Munich, Germany, 2015 May.
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“On
Einstein's reality criterion,” The
Third Budapest-Krakow Workshop on Probability, Causality
and Determinism, Research Center for the Humanities,
Budapest, Hungary, 2015 May (with Márton Gömöri).
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“The
Borel-Kolmogorov Paradox and conditional
expectations,“ Theoretical Philosophy Forum,
Department of Logic, Eötvös University Budapest, 2015
March (joint talk with Zalán Gyenis and Miklós Rédei).
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“On
Bell's notion of local causality in local classical
and quantum theory,” The Sixth
Nagoya Winter Workshop on Reality and Measurement in
Algebraic Quantum Theory, Nagoya University, Nagoya,
Japan, 2015 March.
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“Bell's
local causality in local physical theories,” Department of Philosophy, Hebrew
University, Jerusalem,
Israel, 2014 November.
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“Bell's
local causality for philosophers,” Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy
of Science Association, Chicago, USA, 2014 November.
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“On
Bell's notion of local causality in local classical
and quantum theory,” Department of Philosophy, Harvard
University, Cambridge, USA, 2014 November.
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“The
Borel-Kolmogorov paradox and conditional expectation,” The First Budapest-Krakow Workshop on Probability, Causality
and Determinism, Research Center for the Humanities,
Budapest, Hungary, 2014 September (with Miklós
Rédei).
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“Bell's
local causality in local classical and quantum
theory,“ Theoretical Philosophy Forum, Department of
Logic, Eötvös University Budapest, 2014 May (joint
talk with Péter Vecsernyés Péter).
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“Noncommutative
common causal explanation and the Bell inequalities,” Department of Philosophy, Durham
University, UK, 2014 May.
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“Bell's
local
causality in local classical and quantum theory,” London Foundations Connection, London School of Economics, London, UK, 2014 May.
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“Bell inequality and common causal
explanation in algebraic quantum field theory,” Department of Philosophy, University of Bristol, UK, 2014 May.
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“Causation:
a dynamical systems approach,“ Theoretical Philosophy
Forum, Department of Logic, Eötvös University
Budapest, 2014 April (joint talk with Péter Fazekas,
Balázs Gyenis and Gergely Kertész).
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“Bell's
local
causality is a Causal Markov Condition,” Munich
Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Munich, Germany,
2014 April.
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“Common causal explanation and Bell
inequality in algebraic
quantum field theory,” The Fifth Nagoya Winter Workshop on
Quantum Information, Measurement and Foundations, Nagoya
University, Nagoya, Japan, 2014 March.
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“Locality and Common Cause Principle,” Department of
Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, 2013 November.
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“Játék és kvantumelmélet” (Game and Quantum Theory),
Játék és Tudomány, Bolyai Társaság, Babes-Bolyai
Egyetem, Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca), Romania, 2013 October.
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“Von
Mises és a valószínűség frekvenciaelmélete“ (Von Mises
and the frequency theory of probability), Department
Seminar, Institute of Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, 2013 September.
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“Bell's Local causality in algebraic
field threory,”
The Fourth Conference of the European Philosophy of
Science Association, Helsinki,
Finland, 2013 August.
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“On the localization of the common cause,” Foundations of Physics
Conference, Ludwig Maximilians
University, Munich, Germany, 2013 July.
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“Frequency interpretation of probability,” Institute of Philosophy,
Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 2013
June.
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“Von Mises's theory of probability,” Institute of Philosophy,
Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 2013
June.
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“Local
causality,” Theoretical
Philosophy Forum,“ Department of Logic, Eötvös
University Budapest, 2013 May.
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“Local causality in local classical and
quantum threories,”
New Directions in the Philosophy of Physics,
Department of Theoretical Philosophy, University of
Bucharest, Romania, 2013
April.
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“Quantum correlations and causal
explanation,” Fulbright: Committed
to the Future Conference, Budapest, 2013
March.
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“Common cause explanations of Bell-type
experiments,” Workshop
on Causation, Dispositions and Probabilities in
Physics and Biology, University of Lausanne,
Switzerland, 2012 November (with Miklós Rédei).
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“Common causal explanation and Bell
inequality in algebraic
quantum field theory,” Philosophy of Physics seminar,
University of Oxford, UK, 2012 November.
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“Bell inequality and common causal
explanation,” Sigma Club,
London School of Economics, London, UK, 2012
November.
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“Trying
to understand a new no-go result: the PBR theorem,“
Theoretical Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic,
Eötvös University Budapest, 2012 October.
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“Quantum
correlations
and Bell inequalities in algebraic
quantum field theory,”
Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Munich,
Germany, 2012 October.
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“Bell inequality and common causal
explanation in algebraic quantum field theory,” Seventh Quadrennial Pittsburgh
Fellows Conference, Mugla University,
Turkey, 2012 June.
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“Bell
inequality in algebraic quantum field theory,“
Theoretical Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic,
Eötvös University Budapest, 2012 May.
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“Bell inequalities and common causes in algebraic quantum
field theory,” Southern California
Philosophy of Physics Group,
University of California, Irvine, USA, 2012 April.
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“Noncommutative
Common Cause Principle in algebraic quantum field
theory,” Logic and Philosophy of Science Research
Group, University of Maryland, Washington, USA, 2012 April.
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“Bell inequalities in algebraic quantum
field theory,” lunch-time
seminar, Center for Philosophy of Science,
University of Pittsburgh, USA, 2012 February.
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“Common causal explanations and Bell's
inequalities,” lunch-time
seminar, Center for Philosophy of Science,
University of Pittsburgh, USA, 2011 September.
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“Kvantumtérelmélet
és kauzalitás: közös ok az algebrai térelméletben“
(Quantum field theory and causality: common cause in
field theory), Department Seminar, Institute of
Theoretical Physics, Eötvös University Budapest, 2011
March (joint talk with Péter Vecsernyés).
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“Common
causal explanations and the Bell inequalities,“
Theoretical Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic,
Eötvös University Budapest, 2010 October.
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“Life of Pauli and his Role in the
History of Science,”
International Symposium in Memoriam Wolfgang Ernst
Pauli, Budapest, 2009 March.
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“Objektivista
kalauz a szubjektív valószínűséghez“ (An objectivist
guide to subjective probability), Nyelv, megértés,
interpretáció, Institute of Philosophy, Eötvös
University Budapest, 2008 October.
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“An
objectivist guide to subjective probability,“
Theoretical Philosophy Forum, Department of Logic,
Eötvös University Budapest, 2008 October.
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“Probabilistic Causality,” CEU-LSE Summer University, Budapest,
2008 July.
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“Bell's Inequality from Separate Common
Causes,” IQSA conference Quantum
Structures 2006, Valletta, Malta, 2006.
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“Causality,“
(three talks) Department of Philosophy, University of
Debrecen, 2005.
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“Korreferátum
E. Szabó László, Miért téves az antropikus elv a
kozmológiában? c. előadásához,“ (Correferatum to
László E. Szabó's talk on Why the antropic principle
is incorrect?), Magyar Pax Romana 47. kongresszusa,
Győr 2005.
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“Separate- versus
Common-Common-Cause-Type Derivations of the Bell
Inequalities,” ESF conference Branching Space-Time,
Cracow, Poland, 2005.
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“Reichenbachian Common Cause Systems as
Explanations,” PPM workshop Philosophy, Probability
and Physics, Konstanz, Germany, 2005.
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“Symmetric Reichenbachian Common Cause
Systems,” IQSA conference Quantum Structures 2004,
Denver, USA, 2004.
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“Reichenbachian Common Cause Systems,”
DLMPS conference, Oviedo, Spain, 2003.
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“Reichenbachian Common Causes,” IQSA
conference Quantum Structures V, Cesenatico, Italy,
2001.
- “Generalizations of the
Reichenbachian Common Causes,” IQSA conference Quantum
Structures IV, Berlin, Germany, 1996.
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