Lectures related to Degenerate Art exhibition

Explores the first Documenta exhibition in 1955, showcasing twentieth-century art movements.

Covers the Easing model conformal theory, focusing on scaling limits and correlation functions.

Explores how a critic's joke defined the Impressionist movement and its innovative approach to art.

Explores artworks from Documenta II in 1959, focusing on abstraction as a political tool.

Delves into the birth of Impressionism, focusing on Monet's evolution and iconic works.

Covers the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithms and the phase kickback phenomenon in quantum computing.

Explores the properties and equations of conic sections, emphasizing geometric interpretations and special characteristics.