Lower stiffness of smaller machinery - Revision history

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	* '''[[Applicability of macro 3D printing for nanomachine prototyping]]'''		* '''[[Applicability of macro 3D printing for nanomachine prototyping]]'''
	* [[Macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale]]		* [[Macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale]]
	* [[Natural scaling of absolute speeds]]		* [[Natural scaling of absolute speeds]] = [[Same absolute speeds for smaller machinery]]
	* '''[[Scaling law]]'''		* '''[[Scaling law]]'''
	* [[Same absolute speeds for smaller machinery]]
	* [[Stiffness]]		* [[Stiffness]]
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	[[Intuitive feel]] related:		[[Intuitive feel]] related:
	* [[The feel of atoms]] – about what "diamond getting jelly soft" intuitively means		* [[The feel of atoms]] – about what "diamond getting jelly soft" intuitively means
	* [[A better intuition for diamondoid nanomachinery than jelly]]		* '''[[A better intuition for diamondoid nanomachinery than jelly]]'''

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	[[Intuitive feel]] related:		[[Intuitive feel]] related:
	* [[The feel of atoms]] – about what "diamond getting jelly soft" intuitively means		* [[The feel of atoms]] – about what "diamond getting jelly soft" intuitively means
			* [[A better intuition for diamondoid nanomachinery than jelly]]

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	* '''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''		* '''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''
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	* '''[[How macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale outperforms its native scale]]'''		* '''[[How macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale outperforms its native scale]]'''
	* '''[[Applicability of macro 3D printing for nanomachine prototyping]]'''		* '''[[Applicability of macro 3D printing for nanomachine prototyping]]'''

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	* [[Natural scaling of absolute speeds]]		* [[Natural scaling of absolute speeds]]
	* '''[[Scaling law]]'''		* '''[[Scaling law]]'''
			* [[Same absolute speeds for smaller machinery]]
	* [[Stiffness]]		* [[Stiffness]]
	----		----

2023-01-16T06:07:40Z

Consequences of slowing down for smaller machinery: formulation

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	'''relative deflections do not just stay constant across scales.''' <br>		'''relative deflections do not just stay constant across scales.''' <br>
	'''They actually fall some for smaller machinery.''' <br>		'''They actually fall some for smaller machinery.''' <br>
	As (unlike macromachinery) nanomachinery can be run slower <br>		This is possible because (unlike macromachinery) nanomachinery can be run slower <br>
	as there is plenty of space for more machinery to fully compensate for <br>		as there is plenty of space for more machinery to fully compensate for <br>
	the loss in throughput thanks to [[higher throughput of smaller machinery]].		the loss in throughput thanks to [[higher throughput of smaller machinery]].

2023-01-16T06:05:51Z

Important are deflection magnitudes rather than spring constants: moved new link into correct section

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	For the math deriving these [[scaling laws]] see Page: <br>		For the math deriving these [[scaling laws]] see Page: <br>
	'''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''		'''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''

	~~Main page: [[Scaling of speeds]]~~

	== Consequences of slowing down for smaller machinery ==		== Consequences of slowing down for smaller machinery ==
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	as there is plenty of space for more machinery to fully compensate for <br>		as there is plenty of space for more machinery to fully compensate for <br>
	the loss in throughput thanks to [[higher throughput of smaller machinery]].		the loss in throughput thanks to [[higher throughput of smaller machinery]].

			Main page: [[Scaling of speeds]]

	= Example numbers – Jelly indeed =		= Example numbers – Jelly indeed =

2023-01-16T06:04:08Z

Important are deflection magnitudes rather than spring constants: added new sectiin on deviations in scalingvof speeds

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 For the math deriving these [[scaling laws]] see Page: <br>
 '''[[Same relative deflections across scales]]'''
 = Example numbers – Jelly indeed =

2023-01-16T05:35:45Z

Even diamond becomes soft like jelly – Not a problem though: linebreak

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	Which poses an obvious question: <br>		Which poses an obvious question: <br>
	'''Q:''' '''Could this maybe be a serious problem?''' <br>		'''Q:''' '''Could this maybe be a serious problem?''' <br>
	'''A:''' Perhaps surprisingly the answer is: '''No.''' At least for the most part. I.e. only thermal motions are of concern. <br>Math covered on page: [[Same relative deflections across scales]]		'''A:''' Perhaps surprisingly the answer is: '''No.''' <br>
			At least for the most part. I.e. only thermal motions are of concern. <br>Math covered on page: [[Same relative deflections across scales]]

	= Important are deflection magnitudes rather than spring constants =		= Important are deflection magnitudes rather than spring constants =