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- Theory for metamaterials that act as an analog computer
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- Electronic Christmas gifts mean more responsibility for parents, kids
- New algorithm can dramatically streamline solutions to the 'max flow' problem
| Theory for metamaterials that act as an analog computer Posted: 09 Jan 2014 11:37 AM PST A new study shows that metamaterials can be designed to do "photonic calculus" as a light wave goes through them. A light wave, when described in terms of space and time, has a profile that can be thought of as a curve on a Cartesian plane. This theoretical material can perform a specific mathematical operation on that wave's profile, such as finding its derivative, as the light wave passes through the material. |
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| Electronic Christmas gifts mean more responsibility for parents, kids Posted: 08 Jan 2014 08:25 AM PST Smartphones, laptops, tablets and video games were happily crossed off many the wish lists of many young children and teens this Christmas. But for parents, giving children electronic devices has to be about more than just saving Christmas, it has to be about making sure kids are safe when they start getting online. |
| New algorithm can dramatically streamline solutions to the 'max flow' problem Posted: 07 Jan 2014 08:26 AM PST Algorithm promises to greatly streamline solutions to the 'max flow' problem. |
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