Explore the fascinating intersection of geometry and physics in this 55-minute lecture on orthogonal ring patterns and discrete surfaces. Delve into the concepts of integrability in condensed matter physics and quantum field theory as presented by A. Bobenko from TU Berlin. Gain insights into the mathematical structures underlying these complex physical systems and their applications in modern theoretical physics.
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Orthogonal ring patterns and discrete surfaces, A. Bobenko (TU Berlin)
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NCCR SwissMAP
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