Difference between revisions of "Reversible computation"
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| + | * Sharing of energy devaluations for a defined arrow of time in the mechanosynthesis in nanofactories | ||
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Revision as of 21:15, 26 September 2015
- note reversible cascades
- analogy with harmonic oscillator - assymetric - energy backflow
- splitup into many paths via distributing gears (differential / planetary) (analogy electric nodes and transformers)
- link logistic data transmission rods
- pros & cons of rotative logic - reconfigurativability - space use
- why functional programming matters for AP technology
- reversible 1:1 IO mapping - pure functions
- low and high level programming languages
- relevance for multicore parallel computation
- classical reversible gates
related:
Related
- Reversible actuators
- Sharing of energy devaluations for a defined arrow of time in the mechanosynthesis in nanofactories
