Richard Clark wrote:
On 5/12/2010 2:26 PM, Art Unwin wrote:
the element resonance. I wouldn't be surprised if the next generation
moved away from the present
algerithms and rely purely on number crunching to obtain systems in
equilibrium. I personaly believe
WTF? Number crunching. Algorithms. Treated as separable.

What an astonishing idea.

Hi Tom,

They solved a lot of the state-of-the-art electromagnetics problems
back then within two to three tosses. Few disputed their claims (mud
is a form of ground) or challenged their accuracies of -50% to +100%

its pre-eminence again) in a bath tub. This improved accuracies to
-50% to +100% once again (the ancient work had been lost in a flood of
the Indus and only recently un-earthed).

in
accuracies now verging on ±6dB where the pre-eminence of water has
been overthrown in favor of photon-stream control. The binary search


Well, sometime after Archimedes but before today, someone came up with
the idea of logarithms, allow us to talk in dB instead of percentage ratios.

So there have been advances grin