cellular automata according to Max Planck
cellular automata according to Max Planck
Trying to (re)connect pure classical physics with pure quantum physics using cellular automata.
This isn't theoretical but mathematical physics.
In fact it is
theoretical quantum physics
Should be pretty simple, you need nothing but the first law of thermodynamics, conservation of energy, which creates living cells from a pool of potential energy delivered by the grid, the temperature of the grid and Max Planck's constant h which denotes the side lenght of the cells.
But it needs a translation from the language of Jim Peebles, physics Nobel prize laureate in 2o19, into the one of John Conway.
This isn't theoretical but mathematical physics.
In fact it is
theoretical quantum physics
Should be pretty simple, you need nothing but the first law of thermodynamics, conservation of energy, which creates living cells from a pool of potential energy delivered by the grid, the temperature of the grid and Max Planck's constant h which denotes the side lenght of the cells.
But it needs a translation from the language of Jim Peebles, physics Nobel prize laureate in 2o19, into the one of John Conway.
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Well if you need conservation of mass, you need population to remain constant.
That eliminates a lot of fun possibilities
That eliminates a lot of fun possibilities
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
You need conservation of energy to be able to explain antimatter!
Theoretical physicists work with mathematics while mathematical physicists work on mathematics.
Getting rid of the endless fun possibilites mathematicians might enjoy is a necessity for every serious scientist. That's what they call Occam's razor.
The main problem here is to map the continous space given by cartesian coordinates to a quadratic grid of cells of limited dimension.
Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, to start with, is the natural solution to the problem of choosing a place for the origin of a coordinate system that makes sense everywhere in the grid.
But it needs the Noether theorem to prove that every physical quantity that is conserved is accompanied by another one so that both of them obey the uncertainty principle.
Emmy Noether, btw, had been invited by David Hilbert and Felix Klein to join the mathematics department at the University of Göttingen in 1915 but was forced to leave Germany in 1933 because she was born into a jewish family.
See -> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
And german angst reigns Germany ever since then...
The character of the ugly guy who is watching you was formed when he served as an officer in Hitlers Wermacht.
While Disneys Gyro Gearhead was created by the genius of the cartoonist Carl Barks.
The character of the ugly guy who is watching you was formed when he served as an officer in Hitlers Wermacht.
While Disneys Gyro Gearhead was created by the genius of the cartoonist Carl Barks.
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Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Back to Max Planck
It is a very easy task, indeed, to reconcile theoretical physics with whatever you might call "common sense". Just get rid of cartesian cordinates, number theory and Peanos axioms by exploiting the surreal numbers of John Conway and Donald Knuth, the renowned programmer, sorry, author of TeX and Metafont.
John Horton Conway says:
-> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surreal_number
Then forget all you ever knew but weren't afraid to ask for about Peanos axioms since all natural numbers greater than 1 are useless unless you're a mathematician.
All that remains to do is to define the action quantum for the grid of every cellular automaton you're able to imagine to be equal to the natural number 1, h:=1, and use the quantities energy E and temperature T in the very same way Max Planck used to do when he referred to the first law of thermodynamics.
And all of sudden Einsteins E=mc^2 ends up on the pile of debris called history of science...
It is a very easy task, indeed, to reconcile theoretical physics with whatever you might call "common sense". Just get rid of cartesian cordinates, number theory and Peanos axioms by exploiting the surreal numbers of John Conway and Donald Knuth, the renowned programmer, sorry, author of TeX and Metafont.
John Horton Conway says:
If in doubt (or just for fun) pay a visit to Wikipedia"You're unable to create nothing from nothing unless you use two nothings."
-> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surreal_number
Then forget all you ever knew but weren't afraid to ask for about Peanos axioms since all natural numbers greater than 1 are useless unless you're a mathematician.
All that remains to do is to define the action quantum for the grid of every cellular automaton you're able to imagine to be equal to the natural number 1, h:=1, and use the quantities energy E and temperature T in the very same way Max Planck used to do when he referred to the first law of thermodynamics.
And all of sudden Einsteins E=mc^2 ends up on the pile of debris called history of science...
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
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The four phases of Conways glider
Phase one: the glider
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Phase two: left handed intermediate
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Phase three, identical to Phase one,
displaced one cell each towards South and East directions
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011 □■■
Phase four, right handed intermediate
identical to Phase two, displaced one cell->SE and mirrored along the NW->SE diagonal
101 ■□■
011 □■■
010 □■□
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Now splitting the single cell of sidelength h into four subcells of sidelength h/2
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the four phases of Conways glider using 2hx2h cells of sidelenght h each.
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Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Those would make more sense if they used the actual evolution of the glider:
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..o
o.o
.oo
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.oo
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.o.
..o
ooo
Note:
Phase 3 was mirrored
o.o
.oo
.o.
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Sorry Moosey, but you simply do not know what you're talking about when you use words and terms from biology like "evolution", "population", "generations" etc.
Remember:
(Edit: clarified wording)
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
"Evolution" definition 4:
applies here and is sometimes used in discussing Life patterns.A pattern of movements or maneuvers. ‘silk ribbons waving in fanciful evolutions’
Words usually have more than one meaning and there is no reason to think Moosey was using the term from biology. In fact, this is closer to the original meaning of the word before it was coopted for biology.
Moosey's point is that the third phase of a glider should be a glide reflection of the original (the reason for its name).Early 17th century from Latin evolutio(n-) ‘unrolling’, from the verb evolvere (see evolve). Early senses related to movement, first recorded in describing a ‘wheeling’ maneuver in the realignment of troops or ships. Current senses stem from a notion of ‘opening out’, giving rise to the sense ‘development’.
An "Oops. Thanks. I'll fix it." would have sufficed.
"Population" has a non-biological definition "A finite or infinite collection of items under consideration." (same source) and in Life discussions is often used to mean the size of the population or cell count (which I prefer).
"Generation" (specific to Life and similar CA context) can refer to either the process of applying the CA rule or (more often) the state reached after applying the rule a certain number of times (e.g. "generation 17"). While this won't be found in a standard dictionary, it's not unusual for a specialized area to develop its own nomenclature.
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Frankly, I simpy do not know what Moosey thinks and I definitely haven't got the slightest idea what your problem is, Mr. Callahan!
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
(Edit: unfortunate choice of words.)
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artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
I still don't know what your problem is, mine is, as you already know, that I am forced to struggle all the time against the ignorance of most of mathematicians.
Even when I do nothing worse but playing here in the Sandbox...
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
I see. Your problem is the Sandbox!
While mine is whatever you might call "common sense"...
While mine is whatever you might call "common sense"...
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
If you're interested in my kind of science have a look at
Guiseppe Torres PhD thesis at the University of Limerick entitled
"The design of a New Musical Glove:
A Life Performance Approach."
-> https://ulir.ul.ie/bitstream/handle/103 ... sequence=5
In 3.3.4 he mentions Imogen Heaps data glove.
Well, I wasn't involved in the creation of her glove but in the production of her album "Sparks" which happened while the MiMu gloves were developed and built by Kelly Snook, close friend of Imogen Heap.
BTW:
Common sense says, digitally speaking, that
10+10+0=10×10+0=10^10+0=100 and
10+10+1=10×10+1=10^10+1=101.
Furthermore I tell you that you'd be much better off if you'd use (ah,bi) as coordinates for the plane of complex numbers instead of the usual binom z=a+ib.
Guiseppe Torres PhD thesis at the University of Limerick entitled
"The design of a New Musical Glove:
A Life Performance Approach."
-> https://ulir.ul.ie/bitstream/handle/103 ... sequence=5
In 3.3.4 he mentions Imogen Heaps data glove.
Well, I wasn't involved in the creation of her glove but in the production of her album "Sparks" which happened while the MiMu gloves were developed and built by Kelly Snook, close friend of Imogen Heap.
BTW:
We live in the digital ages nowadays where the numbers 0 and 1 are sufficient to solve any computable problem whatsoever.
Common sense says, digitally speaking, that
10+10+0=10×10+0=10^10+0=100 and
10+10+1=10×10+1=10^10+1=101.
Furthermore I tell you that you'd be much better off if you'd use (ah,bi) as coordinates for the plane of complex numbers instead of the usual binom z=a+ib.
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Sorry, Hubi1857, but you simply don't know what you're talking about when you fail to understand what I meant by evolution-- evolution is not biological in the definition that I was using, but rather the definition supplied by pcallahan.
Also for some reason you have yet to fix your graphics for the evolution of the glider
look here:
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x = 3, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
2bo$obo$b2o!
[[ STOP 2 ]]
Also, the way you say things like "I am forced to struggle all the time against the ignorance of most of mathematicians." really irritates me. You're saying it as though you are wholly more intelligent than we are.
Tell me, how fast is the fastest googological function that you have defined? Because it better be faster than my fastest if your calling us "ignorant" is justified.
I'm not denying that you know more about theoretical physics than we do, but your specific word choice is suggesting that you are overall more intelligent than us.
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Moosey!
You obviously haven't realized yet that an android driven smartphone is by orders of magnitude smarter than you or any single, individual member of the biological species homo sapiens sapiens.
You obviously haven't realized yet that an android driven smartphone is by orders of magnitude smarter than you or any single, individual member of the biological species homo sapiens sapiens.
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
How the crumbs did you manage to guess so wrongly?
Are you an android smartphone? If not, my speech about how you call us "ignorant" has positively nothing to do with Android Smartphones.
I can see what you're doing; you're trying to change the subject.
Rather than being evasive, can't you admit that calling us ignorant is the wrong way to frame it?
(Also, fyi, an android smartphone still is not capable of coming up with good googological functions on its own, though obviously it can share one that has been shared with it, which means that just as my intelligence is not wholly inferior to yourself, my intelligence is not wholly inferior to a smartphone)
The more you divert the subject or describe us as "ignorant", the deeper a hole you are digging for yourself. Do you want to
1) admit that what you have been doing was somewhat unkind, and apologize
Or
2) keep digging a deeper hole for yourself, then come back to this choice
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
You force me to struggle all the time against your ignorance.
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Can we please get on topic?
Two suggestions:
pictures("镇楼图") are ok but don't use too often and don't make it that large;
editing your posts without deleting old statements.
Two suggestions:
pictures("镇楼图") are ok but don't use too often and don't make it that large;
editing your posts without deleting old statements.
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Re: cellular automata according to Max Planck
Hi GUYTU6J, and thanx for your interference!
So, back to the topic "cellular automata according to Max Planck"!
So, back to the topic "cellular automata according to Max Planck"!
Michael Ernst Hubi homo homunculus Hubertz
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"
artist - composer - phantastrophysicist @ExtinctionRebellion
Lou Reed about time, Turing tapes and data streams:
"First thing you learn is that you always got to wait"