What about using mp3 compression for the computer atom problem? and what about the idea of the sum being greater than its parts like the computer being metaphorically 2 + 2 = 7 for instance regarding the computer atom problem? Now on the R. Theorem. is it possible to do a reverse brute force comput...

Is there a formula for finding prime numbers that doesnt require brute force? This thread causes me to digress and ask the question... Consider if all the matter/mass (anyone know what that is) in the universe where utilized to create a networked supercomputer whose architecture was on an atomic sc...

Euclid discovered the proof of the infinite numbers of prime numbers nearly 3000y ago! http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/notes/proofs/infinite/euclids.html it's not difficult to understand,but needs some concentration also the prime number theorem gives an approximation for the number of prime numb...

Have you considered instead of banner advertising, providing a free sample of how it works and charging a nominal membership fee to use the service? It may be more profitable, if the product is marketed well, and you do gain a respectable member base. i have thought of this but i feel slightly unea...

Sorry if i have posted this on the wrong forum or if the request for info is not appropriate (i am a newbie!) i'm a sports fan & thru my interests in sport i've come up with a very accurate mathematical method to predict race times for athletics,swimming,horse-racing,etc. if i have 2 race performanc...