For those of you unable to attend the recent meetings of the Sigma Club, you can now view photos from our regular philosophy of physics lectures on Flickr.
The Sigma Club is a historic lecture series in the philosophy and foundations of physics, founded in 1987 by Michael Redhead at Cambridge, and moving to LSE in 1997 where it is now hosted by the CPNSS.
The Sigma Club meets on Monday evenings during regular term-time. Join email list
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Kasia Rejzner's Sigma Club lecture on causality in algebraic quantum field theory
Peter Achinstein
Peter Achinstein
Peter Achinstein
Chris Smeenk at LSE
Eleanor Knox at LSE
Doreen Fraser at LSE
Laura Ruetsche
Owen Maroney
Hans Halvorson (Princeton)
James Ladyman (Bristol)
LSE MSc Student Jon Burton with Gordon Belot
Discussion over coffee
Tom Pashby speaks on time observables and the measurement problem in quantum mechanics.
Tom Pashby speaks on time observables and the measurement problem in quantum mechanics.
Tom Pashby speaks on time observables and the measurement problem in quantum mechanics.
Philosophers of physics after Michael Redhead's Sigma Club lecture
Philosophers of physics after Michael Redhead's Sigma Club lecture
Michael Redhead gives a Sigma Club lecture
The Lakatos Award Ceremony
Fay Dowker and Gordon Belot
Geometry and Physics
David Malament: Geometry and Physics
John Worrall in David Malament's lecture
Gordon Belot
Fay Dowker
