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  1. At what time does a quantum experiment have a result?Thomas Pashby - unknown
    This paper provides a general method for defining a generalized quantum observable that supplies properly normalized conditional probabilities for the time of occurrence. This method treats the time of occurrence as a probabilistic variable whose value is to be determined by experiment and predicted by the Born rule. This avoids the problematic assumption that a question about the time at which an event occurs must be answered through instantaneous measurements of a projector by an observer, common to both Rovelli and (...)
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  • Response to Dr. Pashby: Time operators and POVM observables in quantum mechanics.Gordon N. Fleming - 2015 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 52 (Part A):39-43.
    I argue against a general time observable in quantum mechanics except for quantum gravity theory. Then I argue in support of case specific arrival time and dwell time observables with a cautionary note concerning the broad approach to POVM observables because of the wild proliferation available.
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  • Preprints for the Workshop on Cosmology and Time.-Preprint Volume- - unknown
    These preprints were automatically compiled into a PDF from the collection of preprints deposited on PhilSci-Archive in conjunction with the Workshop on Cosmology and Time at at Penn State.
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