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Physical computing for everyone
2017 IEEE/ACM 39th International Conference on Software Engineering: Software Engineering Education and Training Track (ICSE-SEET), 2017Thanks to Moore's Law, embeddable microcontroller-based devices continue to get cheaper, faster, and include more integrated sensors and networking options. In 2016, the BBC and a host of technical partners, including Microsoft, delivered such a physical computing device, the micro:bit, to every 5th grader in the UK.
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Physical limitations of a computer
ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1993This article introduces the physical limitations of a computer and describes limiting architectural impact of the laws of physics on computer hardware design and shows how imaginative application of skills of a computer architect and artistic management of the circuitry may override some of these limitations.
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The physics of computed radiography
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2002Cassette-based computed radiography (CR) systems have continued to evolve in parallel with integrated, instant readout digital radiography (DR) systems. The image quality of present day CR systems is approaching its theoretical limits but is significantly inferior to DR. Further improvements in CR image quality require improved concepts.
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Computation and Fundamental Physics
The Computer Journal, 2012‘What is computation?” is not mere taxonomy, nor simply an aid in our anthropocentric obsession with explaining our thinking process. Instead it is relevant to some of the deepest questions in the nature of the physics of our universe. Understanding what computation is may be more essential to us than we might have imagined.
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Physical computation and parallelism (constructive postmodern physics)
Proceedings Workshop on Physics and Computation. PhysComp '94, 1998There is increasing evidence that information may be the basic stuff of the Universe. We consider this proposition in the light of Bohm and Hiley's Quantum Potential, the work of the ANPA group on the Combinatorial Hierarchy, and the Natural Philosophies of Gabriel Kron and Maurice Jassel.
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The computational status of physics
Nat. Comput., 2009zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2016
Achieving greater speeds and densities in the post-Moore’s Law era will require computation to be more like the physical processes by which it is realized. Therefore we explore the essence of computation, that is, what distinguishes computational processes from other physical processes. We consider such issues as the topology of information processing,
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Achieving greater speeds and densities in the post-Moore’s Law era will require computation to be more like the physical processes by which it is realized. Therefore we explore the essence of computation, that is, what distinguishes computational processes from other physical processes. We consider such issues as the topology of information processing,
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2016 IEEE East-West Design & Test Symposium (EWDTS), 2016
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Physical perspectives on computation, computational perspectives on physics
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