GaryGaulin
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| Quote (olegt @ Dec. 06 2012,08:28) | Is this word salad supposed to mean something?
Gary, just so you know, the Schroedinger equation is used in non-relativistic quantum mechanics. If you are interested in describing the formation of an atom from protons, neutrons, and electrons, non-relativistic quantum mechanics is not the right tool. You need quantum chromodynamics to get from protons and neutrons to a nucleus. |
Thanks for the quantum chromodynamic detail. That's good to know.
I found out the hard way (by having programmed Schrodinger's Equation to draw orbitals) that there is no way to draw atoms from that, even where the nucleus is not separately modeled. It's the same idea (though math model not cognitive algorithm) where number of protons/neutrons is a variable that changes orbital shape and size (behavior) for an electron.
In an IA model (for electrons around given nuclei) the same variables are simply used to address a unique memory address in a RAM array. That skips the giant number crunching Schrodinger's and and other math equation. Right away gives the data needed to change the speed and direction of the orbiting electron particle bot. A math model can be used to train the particle bots, but after that it already knows how to behave that way. Just have to somehow sum up conditions around it to a unique address number that defines data response to be taken.
| Quote (olegt @ Dec. 06 2012,08:28) | | I am sure you can imagine implementing all that (QCD, Schroedinger equation, whatever...). :) |
The IA model is for eliminating the need for implementing Schroedinger's and all the rest. I can imagine not needing all the math, and whatever...
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