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I feel so excited I found your channel! Are you involved in Wolfram Physics at all?
ОтветитьCan you after making the video (any of them), show everyone keywords for more research ?
ОтветитьHi Richard
I have something I would like to send you - some work I did on L-Systems. Essentially I built very complex Rubik's Snakes from simple Genetic Algorithims.
Just as you do, I created an random axioms, rewrite rules & iterated the systems - then illustrated the results in 3D - with movement. I did this for a few years.
The results were incredible - I ended up with a tube which exhibits peristaltic motion ... and much more. I have never seen anything so fascinating.
I need your email address!
have you worked with multiple writers in the network? im trying to find a model for a particular system and the idea here looks promising.
ОтветитьI'm not sure what you mean.., anyway I got your email and I replied to it
ОтветитьMy email has been a mess so hopefully you my email.
ОтветитьSure I would like that, email is richardsouthwell154 AT gmail DOT com (It can also be found by following links to home page) Your occupation sounds fascinating, and you may be the perfect man to help me too... have you seen my latest video `3D Printing, Computation and Technology '... I am very excited about trying to find applications for these networks (including art, 3d printing and possibly structural design). Drop me an email and I will send you some software to make the networks,
ОтветитьWould we be able to get in contact through email? I am looking to almost recreate your process but because I want to end up drawing and painting the systems I make. I am an artist that works with strange bridges between science and art and this would be perfect for me and I think you are the perfect man to help me. Thanks so much!!
ОтветитьNetworks are great. What specifically are you interested in ? I used mathematica, to make these picturess and to create objects for my 3D printing shop (see my 1st and 2nd links just below the video). Mathematica is amazing, but its a bit pricey. You can , however, get a free feel of mathematica's power by looking at some the network related Wolfram Demonstrations (again I give links above). Let me know if you want any help. Good Luck!
ОтветитьI am incredibly interested in networks currently. But what program do you use to create your rules and apply them?
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