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((speaking as a mathematician))
It's really the opposite -- the equations for these are actually very simple, and elegant, and the complexity that arises out of them, we call "chaos" -- but when we present the results of millions of iterations of some of this 'chaos' in a certain way, we find an incredible amount of elegant order, with a complexity that we can scarcely fathom, which is beautiful, and a profound comment on the nature of the universe and the great divide between how man thinks and comprehends, and how God does.
Oh wow my heart goes out to you. I had to take care of my father too. I had help from my mom. I don't know how you can possibly do it alone. I wish I had some sort of advice, but I'm sure you've looked into getting help already and I know it's not cheap. I know the government in my state (california) will provide free help if your income is low enough but the income limit is pretty low. I hope you can get help somehow. God bless.
That sounds very interesting. Is your prototype like an algorithm on paper, or is it a physical device?
If you don't mind, and if you have the time, and if you are so inclined, I would enjoy reading a paragraph or two in a PM about how fractal geometry relates to storing data holographically.
I assume you are going to that university near you?
If you don't mind, and if you have the time, and if you are so inclined, I would enjoy reading a paragraph or two in a PM about how fractal geometry relates to storing data holographically.
I assume you are going to that university near you?
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Purely hypothetical. It's just a model on paper. An idea run amuck, but my committee thought it worthy of doing a research study, so here I am, and hopefully it gets me a PhD so I can say I am done with higher education. I'm not doing my program through an Iowa University. I was done with ISU back in 2004 and I swore never again.
I'll pull a couple paragraphs for you this weekend and you can read what I am proposing.
I'll pull a couple paragraphs for you this weekend and you can read what I am proposing.
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Each day I pick the things that are the most important to take care of (my Fathers immediate needs), and then I play a constant game of catch-up with the rest. I can't get every thing done every day, so I have to pick and choose. If I am really lucky, I can squeeze an hour or two late at night to peruse a journal article or two while my computer hums away grinding iterations. Some days I can get the yard work done, some days not and I have to work like a sled dog when I get the opportunity to catch back up. Overall, it's exhausting and I've been driven to tears from the stress more than a few times.
I hope this is something you are open to pursuing as a career because if you can convert it to physical technology, you might have a groundbreaking career ahead of you.
I recently read how research is going on in using a crystalline matrix for memory storage. Using UV (or higher freq) lasers may allow for greatest data density.
I also wonder if one might be able to use manufactured molecular level devices to store data bits. Of course, how to maintain them in a 3 dimensional structure is beyond me.
... unless one might grow them within a crystalline matrix???
Hmmm.