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Quantum Art
Web edition: April 2, 2001
Quantum physicist Eric J. Heller of Harvard University writes computer algorithms to convert scientific data into brilliantly colorful images. A selection of the resulting graphic images is now featured in an art exhibition titled Approaching Chaos. These Web links to Harvard Magazine and to Heller's own Web page highlight several of these intriguing artworks.
Go to: http://www.harvard-magazine.com/archive/01jf/jf01_feat_quantumart.html and http://monsoon.harvard.edu/images-ejheller/
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