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John Clavin @johnfclavin
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Interesting and important article by Whitney Clavin. caltech.edu/about/news/calte…

Caltech Team Finds Useful Quantum Computers Could Be Built with as Few as 10,000 Qubits

Theoretical discovery opens the door to building quantum computers with significantly reduced resources

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My contribution to Pi day. An algorithm that makes a ball from random numbers.
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Chladni Holiday The Chladni Algorithm
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November Algorithm
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A rendering of the Mandelbrot set - using a random pixel method instead of a consecutive pixel method.
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Interesting article by Whitney Clavin caltech.edu/about/news/neutr…

Neutrino Experiments in U.S. and Japan Join Forces

Caltech researchers team up with Japanese scientists to refine what we know about neutrinos

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Iteration with values of the constant from -2 to 2 sudo code while(count < 80000) { a = 0 c = -2 to 2 for(i = 0; i < 13; i ) { z = a*a c a = z } dot(a) dot(a phase shift) }
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Prime Numbers Connected
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The Flower of Life Our existence is a delicate illusion, held together with precision unseen forces.
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The amalgamation of twin-primes 29 and 31. Shape and Symmetry
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Distributions of random numbers. red = x axis green = y axis black = x, y
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Variations
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Algorithmic Jazz - Machine Jam
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When frequencies collide.
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A portal, to my inner self. Data in Intuition out
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Data from my experiences and thoughts collect in my inner self, while intuitive ideas and feelings filter out to my conscious thinking.
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The red pill....
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A generative algorithm for 6 different moods.
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John Clavin retweeted
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14 Oct 2021
Think quantum phenomena are bizarre or otherworldly? Change your own mind! Explore the Caltech Science Exchange and learn how quantum science closes gaps in our knowledge of #physics to give us a more complete picture of our everyday lives. scienceexchange.caltech.edu/…

Quantum Science and Technology

Quantum science promises will further our understanding of the universe and deliver groundbreaking technology, including quantum computers as well as next-generation measuring devices and materials,...

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John Clavin retweeted
Whitney Clavin@whitnutt
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Radioactive molecules may be key to figuring out where all the antimatter went. 🤔caltech.edu/about/news/radio…

Radioactive Molecules May Help Solve Mystery of Missing Antimatter

Caltech physicists figure out a way to use "lumpier" radioactive molecules to search for symmetry violations in fundamental physics.

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