Position and Momentum in Quantum Theory

In quantum mechanics, momentum is defined as an operator on the wave function. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle defines limits on how accurately the momentum and position of a single observable system can be known at once.

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Marcus Steinweg

HEADLESS

It is only when we are blind that experience is possible, Müller says, or in other words, when we take the hand off the banister, as Hannah Arendt has claimed for thinking. In that sense there is no writing that does not involve the affirmation of a certain headlessness, of proflection or precipitancy.

Documentation

On Balance: Architecture and Vertigo

24 May 2023, 19:00

Book Presentation and Discussion with Davide Deriu & Martin Haller.

Dizziness and Climate Action @ Uncommon Senses IV

3-6 May 2023

The senses work together in multifaceted and even dissonant ways. However, recognition of this multiplicity has been stymied by the emphasis on the “pre-reflective unity” of the senses within the phenomenology of perception and the focus on harmonious integration within cognitive neuroscience.

Understanding Practice – Amanda Beech

11 March 2022, 18:00-19:30, 12 March 2022, 10:00-12:00

The question of art’s ability to speak to that which is unknowable, unspeakable and alien has been a long tradition held in Romanticism and Realism, the former being associated with the subjective physiologies of the individual and the latter being associated with more objective and scientific aims.

Falling Away - Symposium

22 Oct 21, 10-18:30 BST

A one-day symposium held together with the exhibition of Catherine Yass’s film works in Ambika P3, London.

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