A bunch of us have been working on understanding the physics of the Bussard Fusion Reactor. The subject of getting a copy of Mathematica has come up several times. What is detering us is the cost.
Since I have several students in school and know several teachers from grade school to college level I may have a way around that.
In any case when I saw this lecture by Mathematica inventor Stephen Wolfram I couldn't resist.
He explains why the universe we see is so complicated.
The essense of it is: simple rules can lead to complicated results. It is inherent in the universe.
Since I have several students in school and know several teachers from grade school to college level I may have a way around that.
In any case when I saw this lecture by Mathematica inventor Stephen Wolfram I couldn't resist.
He explains why the universe we see is so complicated.
The essense of it is: simple rules can lead to complicated results. It is inherent in the universe.
The video is about an hour and a half.
Here is the book the lecture is based on: A New Kind of Science
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Cross Posted at Classical Values
