[FRIAM] Any non-biological complex systems?
Marcus Daniels
marcus at snoutfarm.com
Fri May 26 10:54:31 EDT 2017
Stephen writes:
“Three most used non-biological examples I've seen are:
* ferromagnetism (described with ising model)
[..]
The Ising model is just a model, however. Even though an Ising system can encode functions, I don’t think that arbitrary functions are found in nature. As a ridiculous example, show me a division function that occurs as a metastable crystal in the wild. There are some Ising model instances that would be irregular arrangements of atoms and maybe even impossible to form without an apparatus.
Marcus
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