Higher throughput of smaller machinery - Revision history

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	The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>		The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>
	is mended by the here discussed "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" <br>		is mended by the here discussed "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" <br>
	as it implies that only a small ~~very~~ volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>		as it implies that only a very small overall volume of nanomachinery is needed <br>
			for practical [[advanced productive nanosystem]]s. <br>
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	* '''[[Friction in gem-gum-tec]]''' & [[Friction]]		* '''[[Friction in gem-gum-tec]]''' & [[Friction]]

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	'''[[Higher bearing area of smaller machinery]]''': <br>		'''[[Higher bearing area of smaller machinery]]''': <br>
	The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>		The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>
	is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" ~~implies that~~ <br>		is mended by the here discussed "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" <br>
	only a small very volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>		as it implies that only a small very volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>
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	* '''[[Friction in gem-gum-tec]]''' & [[Friction]]		* '''[[Friction in gem-gum-tec]]''' & [[Friction]]

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	[[Higher bearing area of smaller machinery]]: <br>		'''[[Higher bearing area of smaller machinery]]''': <br>
	The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>		The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>
	is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" implies that <br>		is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" implies that <br>

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	is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" implies that <br>		is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" implies that <br>
	only a small very volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>		only a small very volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>
			----
			* '''[[Friction in gem-gum-tec]]''' & [[Friction]]
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	* '''[[Math of convergent assembly]]'''		* '''[[Math of convergent assembly]]'''
	* [[~~High performance of gem-gum technology]]~~		* [[Convergent assembly]]
	* Harvesting the benefits of the scaling law: [[Hyper high throughput microcomponent recomposition]]
	* [[Deliberate slowdown at the lowest assembly level]] & [[Increasing bearing area to decrease friction]]		* [[Deliberate slowdown at the lowest assembly level]] & [[Increasing bearing area to decrease friction]]
	* [[~~Friction]]~~		* '''[[Optimal sublayernumber for minimal friction]]'''
	* [[Scaling law]] -- [[Scaling law#Speedup]]
	* [[Convergent assembly]]
	* [[Level throughput balancing]]		* [[Level throughput balancing]]
	* [[Macroscale slowness bottleneck]]		* [[Macroscale slowness bottleneck]]
	* [[Atom placement frequency]]
	* [[Low speed efficiency limit]]		* [[Low speed efficiency limit]]
			* [[Atom placement frequency]] (MHz TeraCore systems as desktop devices)
			----
	* [[Pages with math]]		* [[Pages with math]]
	* ~~'''~~[[~~Optimal sublayernumber for minimal friction~~]]~~'''~~		* [[Scaling law]] -- [[Scaling law#Speedup]]
	[[~~Category:Pages with math~~]]		----
			* Harvesting the benefits of the scaling law: [[Hyper high throughput microcomponent recomposition]]
			* [[High performance of gem-gum technology]]
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	* Another very important as of 2022 barely known scaling law: <br>'''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''		* Another very important as of 2022 barely known scaling law: <br>'''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''
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	* Slightly violated baseline scaling law: '''[[Same absolute speeds for smaller machinery]]'''		* Slightly violated baseline scaling law: '''[[Same absolute speeds for smaller machinery]]'''
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	Another massively overpowered performance parameter is:		Another seemingly massively overpowered performance parameter is: <br>
	* '''Higher [[power density]] of smaller machinery.'''		'''Higher [[power density]] of smaller machinery.''' <br>
	~~That~~ is less of a scaling law and more of a property of [[gem-gum]] systems though {{todo\|to check}}.		This is less of a scaling law and more of a property of [[gem-gum]] systems though {{todo\|to check}}.

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	== External links ==		== External links ==

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			[[Higher bearing area of smaller machinery]]: <br>
			The concern that this leads to excessive sliding friction losses <br>
			is mended by "[[higher throughput of smaller machinery]]" implies that <br>
			only a small very volume of nanomachinery is needed. <br>
			----
	* '''[[Math of convergent assembly]]'''		* '''[[Math of convergent assembly]]'''
	* [[High performance of gem-gum technology]]		* [[High performance of gem-gum technology]]

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Category:Surprising facts

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2025-03-13T12:17:15Z

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	[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]		[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]

	Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM~~&t=1555s~~ "The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery"]''' <br>		Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM "The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery"]''' <br>
	Short preview version: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O4uoxEt47c "Convergent Assembly and its effect on friction in Cog-and-Gear-style Nanomachinery"] <br>		Short preview version: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O4uoxEt47c "Convergent Assembly and its effect on friction in Cog-and-Gear-style Nanomachinery"] <br>

Apm at 14:16, 6 October 2024

2024-10-06T14:16:20Z

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	[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]		[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]

	Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM&t=1555s The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery]'''		Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM&t=1555s "The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery"]''' <br>
			Short preview version: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O4uoxEt47c "Convergent Assembly and its effect on friction in Cog-and-Gear-style Nanomachinery"] <br>


	When production machines are made smaller <br>		When production machines are made smaller <br>

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2024-03-01T16:11:54Z

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	[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]		[[File:NanosystemsNotAProposedDesignConvergentAssembly.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Even more so than the naive layered stack: '''THIS IS NOT A PROPOSED DESIGN (so explicitly stated in [[Nanosystems]])'''. Just an example of a non-planar [[convergent assembly]] topology and geometry (or morphology as in biology). '''More or less planar [[assembly layers]] likely match natural scaling laws applied to the problem domain much better. But only as a baseline.''' {{wikitodo\|Add Josh Halls analytic math comparison to scaling laws in bio-systems too. Plus his picture.}}]]

			Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM&t=1555s The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery]'''

	When production machines are made smaller <br>		When production machines are made smaller <br>

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	== External links ==		== External links ==

			* Video: '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ_K2aYaNCM&t=1555s The Surprising Productivity of Nano-Machinery]'''
	* Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O4uoxEt47c Convergent Assembly and its effect on friction in Cog-and-Gear-style Nanomachinery – a sneak preview]		* Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O4uoxEt47c Convergent Assembly and its effect on friction in Cog-and-Gear-style Nanomachinery – a sneak preview]

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	[[Category:Scaling law]]		[[Category:Scaling law]]