Jonte Hance

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Honorary Lecturer

University of Bristol

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Jonte Hance is an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Bristol, UK. His research focuses on quantum mechanics, exploring themes such as counterfactual communication, quantum contextuality, and deterministic teleportation. Recent publications include articles addressing the foundational aspects of quantum theory and experimental tests of invariant set theory.

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Meaning and Applications of Weak Values

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From interaction-free measurement to weak values - applications and issues from quantum foundations for quantum technologies

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Reply to “Comment to ‘The laws of physics do not prohibit counterfactual communication’ ”

Reply to "Counterfactual communication not achieved yet -- A Comment on Salih et al. (2022)"

Experimental tests of invariant set theory

Quantum Contextuality Requires Counterfactual Gain

Deterministic teleportation and universal computation without particle exchange

Ontological models cannot adequately represent state update for sequential measurement of incompatible observables

An Equivalence Between Compatibility and Deterministic Underlying States in Quantum Mechanics

Fermion and boson pairs in beamsplitters and Mach–Zehnder interferometers

External quantum fluctuations select measurement contexts

Counterfactuality, back-action, and information gain in multi-path interferometers

Taxonomy for physics beyond quantum mechanics

Tracing quantum correlations back to collective interferences

Comment on “Experimentally adjudicating between different causal accounts of Bell-inequality violations via statistical model selection”

Is the dynamical quantum Cheshire cat detectable?

Is the dynamical quantum Cheshire cat detectable?

Reply to “Comment on ‘Weak values and the past of a quantum particle' ”

Contextuality, coherences, and quantum Cheshire cats

Weak values and the past of a quantum particle

Bell’s theorem allows local theories of quantum mechanics

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For science or for profit?

Reply to “Comment to ‘The laws of physics do not prohibit counterfactual communication’ ”

Reply to &quot;Counterfactual communication not achieved yet -- A Comment on Salih et al. (2022)&quot;

Experimental tests of invariant set theory

Quantum Contextuality Requires Counterfactual Gain

Deterministic teleportation and universal computation without particle exchange

Ontological models cannot adequately represent state update for sequential measurement of incompatible observables

An Equivalence Between Compatibility and Deterministic Underlying States in Quantum Mechanics

Fermion and boson pairs in beamsplitters and Mach–Zehnder interferometers

External quantum fluctuations select measurement contexts

Counterfactuality, back-action, and information gain in multi-path interferometers

Taxonomy for physics beyond quantum mechanics

Tracing quantum correlations back to collective interferences

Comment on “Experimentally adjudicating between different causal accounts of Bell-inequality violations via statistical model selection”

Is the dynamical quantum Cheshire cat detectable?

Is the dynamical quantum Cheshire cat detectable?

Reply to “Comment on ‘Weak values and the past of a quantum particle' ”

Contextuality, coherences, and quantum Cheshire cats

Weak values and the past of a quantum particle

Bell’s theorem allows local theories of quantum mechanics

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Holger F. Hofmann

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Reply to "Counterfactual communication not achieved yet -- A Comment on Salih et al. (2022)"