Lev Vaidman

Israeli theoretical physicist, longtime collaborator of Yakir Aharonov and co-developer of the weak-value concept (Aharonov, Albert & Vaidman, 1988), the two-state vector formalism, and protective measurement (with Aharonov, 1993). In the vault he anchors the formal apparatus — pre- and post-selection and weak values — underlying both Aharonov's 1988 "spin can turn out to be 100" result and the 2016 quantum pigeonhole principle.

References

• claim-aharonov-1988-weak-value-origin-disturbance-scales-epsilon-squared