David Deutsch - On the Science of Parallel Universes (2 books)

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* David Deutsch - On the Science of Parallel Universes (2 books)

DAVID DEUTSCH (b. 1953) is a British theoretical physicist at the University of Oxford.  In 1985, he pioneered the field of quantum computation by formulating a description for a quantum Turing machine, as well as specifying an algorithm designed to run on a quantum computer.  He has also proposed the use of entangled states and Bell's theorem for quantum key distribution and is a proponent of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics.  Since 2012, he has been working on constructor theory, an attempt at generalizing the quantum theory of computation to cover not just computation but all physical processes.

Deutsch has written two books aimed at the general reader on Everettian (many-worlds) quantum theory, evolution, computation and knowledge creation:

THE FABRIC OF REALITY: The Science of Parallel Universes—and Its Implications (1997) is an exploration of the new physics, including time travel, quantum computers, and the multiverse.  This multiplicity of universes, according to Deutsch, turns out to be the key to achieving a new worldview, one which synthesizes the theories of evolution, computation, and knowledge with quantum physics.  Considered jointly, these four strands of explanation reveal a unified fabric of reality that is both objective and comprehensible.  The book was shortlisted for the Rhone-Poulenc science book award in 1998.

In his second book, THE BEGINNING OF INFINITY: Explanations That Transform the World (2011), Deutsch argues that explanations have a fundamental place in the universe — and that improving them is the basic regulating principle of all successful human endeavor.  He tracks how we form new explanations and drop bad ones, explaining the conditions under which progress — which he argues is potentially boundless — can and cannot happen.

Deutsch was the recipient of the Dirac Prize of the Institute of Physics in 1998, and the Edge of Computation Science Prize in 2005.  On September 22, 2022, he was named as one of four international pioneering physicists to receive the 2023 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, the most lucrative academic prize in the world, for leading foundational work in quantum information.


In addition to 60 unitemized papers and other contributions (all PDF), the following books are presented in both ePUB and PDF format:

* The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations that Transform the World (Allen Lane / Viking, 2011)

* The Fabric of Reality: The Science of Parallel Universes—and Its Implications (Penguin, 1998)


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    • Miscellaneous Papers
    • A Measurement Process in a Stationary Quantum System (1990).pdf (205.4 KB)
    • A Most Familiar Mystery (2011).pdf (592.7 KB)
    • A Reflection on Bronowski’s 'The Ascent of Man' (Nautilus, Winter 2014).pdf (1.3 MB)
    • Beyond Reward and Punishment (2019).pdf (248.0 KB)
    • Beyond the Quantum Horizon (2012).pdf (4.3 MB)
    • Boundary Effects in Quantum Field Theory (1979).pdf (1.4 MB)
    • Bryce Seligman DeWitt (2005).pdf (291.1 KB)
    • Comment on Lockwood (1996).pdf (835.7 KB)
    • Conditional Quantum Dynamics and Logic Gates (1995).pdf (207.3 KB)
    • Construction of States for Quantum Fields in Nonstatic Spacetimes (1983).pdf (254.0 KB)
    • Constructor Theory (2013).pdf (336.8 KB)
    • Constructor Theory of Information (2014).pdf (13.7 MB)
    • Definitely Not Maybe (2015).pdf (423.8 KB)
    • Dream Machine [by Rivka Galchen] (New Yorker profile, 2 May 2011).pdf (7.9 MB)
    • Everettian Relative States in the Heisenberg Picture (2021).pdf (349.8 KB)
    • Explorations in Quantum Computing [review] (1999).pdf (306.2 KB)
    • Fermion Fields in Accelerated States (1978).pdf (530.1 KB)
    • Finding Our Way [interview with Sam Harris] (2020).epub (2.1 MB)
    • Fungibility and the Quantum Multiverse (2011).pdf (519.0 KB)
    • Information Flow in Entangled Quantum Systems (2000).pdf (1.3 MB)
    • Is There a Fundamental Bound on the Rate at Which Information Can Be Processed (1982).pdf (452.7 KB)
    • It from Qubit (2004).pdf (121.0 KB)
    • Lectures on Quantum Computation (2020).pdf (7.3 MB)
    • Machines, Logic and Quantum Physics (2000).pdf (505.5 KB)
    • Multiple Universes (1979).pdf (1.6 MB)
    • Mysticism and Quantum Theory [interview] (2011).pdf (146.1 KB)
    • Negative Energy Radiation and the Second Law of Thermodynamics (1982).pdf (236.7 KB)
    • On the Vacuum Stress Induced by Uniform Acceleration... (1977).pdf (720.6 KB)
    • On Wheeler's Notion of 'Law without Law' in Physics (1986).pdf (452.5 KB)
    • Open Questions [interview] (2010).pdf (108.4 KB)
    • Physics, Philosophy and Quantum Technology (2003).pdf (183.2 KB)
    • Q&A (2015).pdf (258.3 KB)
    • Quantum Communication Moves into the Unknown (1993).pdf (2.4 MB)
    • Quantum Computation (1992).pdf (12.7 MB)
    • Quantum Computation (1998).pdf (13.8 MB)
    • Quantum Computation (2003).pdf (3.4 MB)
    • Quantum Computational Networks (1989).pdf (1.4 MB)
    • Quantum Credits (1992).pdf (2.3 MB)
    • Quantum Information Processing and Communication (2005).pdf (335.4 KB)
    • Quantum Mechanics (2005).pdf (582.3 KB)
    • Quantum Mechanics Near Closed Timelike Lines (1991).pdf (1,006.0 KB)
    • Quantum Privacy Amplification and the Security of Quantum... (1996).pdf (123.5 KB)
    • Quantum Theory as a Universal Physical Theory (1985).pdf (2.2 MB)
    • Quantum Theory of Probability and Decisions (1999).pdf (254.7 KB)
    • Quantum Theory Without Quantization (1984).pdf (2.0 MB)
    • Quantum Theory, Church-Turing Principle and Universal Quantum Computer (1985).pdf (6.0 MB)
    • Quantum-Gravity Effects Could in Principle be Witnessed... (2018).pdf (520.4 KB)
    • Qubit Field Theory (2004).pdf (649.3 KB)
    • Rapid Solution of Problems by Quantum Computation (1992).pdf (1.8 MB)
    • Shelf Life (2006).pdf (103.9 KB)
    • Stabilization of Quantum Computations by Symmetrization (1997).pdf (374.7 KB)
    • The Architecture of the Multiverse (2005).pdf (431.1 KB)
    • The Computable Cosmos of David Deutsch [Morton] (2000).pdf (1.6 MB)
    • The Logic of Experimental Tests, esp. of Everettian Quantum Theory (2016).pdf (293.8 KB)
    • The Quantum Physics of Time Travel (1994).pdf (491.1 KB)
    • The Structure of the Multiverse (2002).pdf (3.9 MB)
    • Uncertainty in Quantum Measurements (1983).pdf (192.5 KB)
    • Universality in Quantum Computation (1995).pdf (218.9 KB)
    • Vindication of Quantum Locality (2012).pdf (4.5 MB)
    • What Scientific Idea is Ready for Retirement? (2014).pdf (93.6 KB)
    • Why It’s Good to Be Wrong (Nautilus, Fall 2013).pdf (279.8 KB)
    • Why We Need to Reconstruct the Universe (2014).pdf (527.3 KB)
    The Beginning of Infinity
    • Deutsch, David - The Beginning of Infinity (Allen Lane, 2011).epub (2.8 MB)
    • Deutsch, David - The Beginning of Infinity (Allen Lane, 2011).jpg (277.7 KB)
    • Deutsch, David - The Beginning of Infinity (Viking, 2011).jpg (372.0 KB)
    • Deutsch, David - The Beginning of Infinity (Viking, 2011).pdf (2.3 MB)
    The Fabric of Reality
    • Deutsch, David - The Fabric of Reality (Penguin, 1998).epub (2.3 MB)
    • Deutsch, David - The Fabric of Reality (Penguin, 1998).jpg (114.9 KB)
    • Deutsch, David - The Fabric of Reality (Penguin, 1998).pdf (9.1 MB)

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