Le 30-sept.-06, à 03:18, Colin Geoffrey Hales a écrit :
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Bruno Marchal
I love it!
For those who want the basic references:
Douglas Adam, 1982, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
+ (err actually *minus*)
The complete work of Ramanujan
Le 27-sept.-06, ࠲0:41, Tom Caylor a 飲it :
I've thought of bringing up the Monster group here before, but I didn't
think anyone here would be that weird, since I even get weird
reactions to my ideas about the Riemann zeta function. I've noticed
the connection with the number 26 also. (By
I've thought of bringing up the Monster group here before, but I didn't
think anyone here would be that weird, since I even get weird
reactions to my ideas about the Riemann zeta function. I've noticed
the connection with the number 26 also. (By the way, for some unknown
reason in my childhood
Tom Caylor wrote:
I've thought of bringing up the Monster group here before, but I didn't
think anyone here would be that weird, since I even get weird
reactions to my ideas about the Riemann zeta function. I've noticed
the connection with the number 26 also. (By the way, for some unknown
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Hi all,
About the question by Stathis: does any piece of matter implement all
computations, after reflection I would say that both comp and the
quantum should answer in the positive.
First in reasonable quantum field theories, the vacuum is already
turing universal
Hi,
I have found an universal diophantine polynomial on the net (the one by
J.P. Jones). To be sure it is a *system* of equations, but by adding
the squares of all the polynomials (by writing them in the form P = 0)
in the system, you will get an equivalent unique polynomial which is
still
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