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Abstract
This piece is influenced by the Bénard instability, a puzzle of stability that occurs far from equilibrium. Regarded as a classic case of self-organization, Henri Bénard discovered that heating a thin layer of fluid may result in strangely ordered forms. When a liquid is uniformly heated from below, a constant circuit is set into motion moving from bottom to top. When the temperature difference between the bottom and top layers reach a critical value, the hot liquid rises while the cooler liquid descends. Recent research has shown that not only large-scale hexagonal structures result, but also small-scale irregularities.
It is those small-scale irregular patterns that inspired this 3. Sonata
It is those small-scale irregular patterns that inspired this 3. Sonata
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Paris |
| Publisher | BABELSCORES® |
| Media of output | Notated music |
| Publication status | Published - 2018 |
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- Music
Artistic work
- Composition
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3. Sonata (e102) (audio-concert recording): Bénard Instability
Edgerton, M. & Nabicht, T. (Instrumentalist), 2020Research output: Non-textual form › Artistic work
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2023-02-23. Performance. 3. Sonata: Bérnard Instability by Robert Ek on the program “Bass clarinet (un)plugged…, Concert with music by Bång, Hope, Hedås, Edgerton and Sandgren”.
Edgerton, M. (Role not specified)
2023 Feb 23Activity: Talk or presentation › Performance