Multilayer assembly layers - Revision history

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	* [[Convergent assembly]]		* [[Convergent assembly]]
	* [[Producer product pushapart]]		* [[Producer product pushapart]]
			* [[Producer resource dragin]]
	* [[Macroscale slowness bottleneck]]		* [[Macroscale slowness bottleneck]]

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	* [[Convergent assembly]]		* [[Convergent assembly]]
			* [[Producer product pushapart]]
			* [[Macroscale slowness bottleneck]]

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Assembly-motions vs transport-motions

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	This is due to the [[macroscale slowness bottleneck]].		This is due to the [[macroscale slowness bottleneck]].

	But with higher [[branching ~~factors~~]] the ratio of assembly-motions to transport-motions (in terms of distance) <br>		But with higher [[branching factor]]s the ratio of assembly-motions to transport-motions (in terms of distance) <br>
	massively increases. {{todo\|quantify this}}		massively increases. {{todo\|quantify this}}

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	Especially at the lowest levels of convergent assembly [[molecular mills]] might benefit from that because of <br>		Especially at the lowest levels of convergent assembly [[molecular mills]] might benefit from that because of <br>
	inefficiencies in [[piezochemistry]] and [[chemomechanical conversion]] possibly far exceeding friction losses.		inefficiencies in [[piezochemistry]] and [[chemomechanical conversion]] possibly far exceeding friction losses.

			== Assembly-motions vs transport-motions ==

			While the assembly-motions in '''multilayer assembly layer''' can be dropped down the <br>
			transport-motions still need to stay fast. <br>
			This is due to the [[macroscale slowness bottleneck]].

			But with higher [[branching factors]] the ratio of assembly-motions to transport-motions (in terms of distance) <br>
			massively increases. {{todo\|quantify this}}

	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[Convergent assembly]]		* [[Convergent assembly]]

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In a first approximation [[convergent assembly]] every layer of a specific size needs only the height of one single cell. 
See: [[Branching factor]] and [[Level throughput balancing]]

== Stacking & keeping speeds constant => Downstream bottleneck at upper layers ==

Stacking more than one layer without also slowing down these layers relative to the bigger chambers above 
leads to the the chambers above becoming a bottleneck. 
Quantitatively stacking sub-layers to the thickness of super-layers leads to overproduction 
by a factor of the [[branching factor]]. This is undesired.

== Stacking & dropping speeds => Potentially less losses ==

Stacking is helpful though in case slowing down is desired in order to reduce friction and other losses.

Especially at the lowest levels of convergent assembly [[molecular mills]] might benefit from that because of 
inefficiencies in [[piezochemistry]] and [[chemomechanical conversion]] possibly far exceeding friction losses.

== Related ==

* [[Convergent assembly]]