Скачать или смотреть Can time, quantum & cosmology be overturned with geometry? This physicist thinks so.

Nothing but ratios: that's the key message of physicist Julian Barbour's take on time, quantum mechanics and cosmology. In this live event moderated by Maria Violaris, Barbour presents his ideas, and they are challenged by questions and comments from the host and audience to create a thought-provoking debate and discussion on how to solve the biggest open problems in physics. It includes Barbour's ambitious and controversial views that we've been applying thermodynamics to the universe all wrong, and quantum theory may not be fundamental.

00:00 Coming Up
01:41 Welcome and Introductions
03:31 The Principle of Creation and Consciousness
05:05 Challenging Traditional Physics
17:46 Continuum vs. Discreet
19:07 The Newtonian N-Body Problem
25:32 Exploring Scale Invariant Functions
29:33 Debating Cosmological Theories
39:33 General Relativity and Ratios
48:07 Shape Changes in Gravitational Systems
50:00 Relative Equilibrium and Cosmological Principle
53:44 Saturn's Rings and Atomic Structure
55:18 Absolute Minimum and Newtonian Big Bang
01:05:57 Theory of Creation and Growth of Structure
01:11:43 Implications for Quantum Mechanics
01:25:11 Arrow of Time & Heat Death
01:33:00 Wrapping Up & Group Pic

This event took place at the University of Oxford on Tuesday 17th June, organised by Mia Stamatova through Oxford Quantum Information Society.
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Julian Barbour's online profiles
Website: http://www.platonia.com
Book, The Janus Point: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/43588...
Book, The End of Time: https://www.amazon.co.uk/End-Time-Rev...
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl...

Maria Violaris' online profiles
Personal website: https://www.mariaviolaris.com
Twitter / X:   / maria__violaris  
Bluesky: https://app.bsky.cz/profile/mariaviol...
LinkedIn:   / maria-violaris  
Instagram: @maria.violaris
Substack: https://mariaviolaris.substack.com
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?...