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Oscillatory computing
An interactive panel from work in preparation. Access by password.
A network of coupled oscillators does not only keep time. It settles, and which state it settles into is fixed by the conditions it was placed in rather than by an instruction. Read the right way, a state a network settles into is an answer to something. That is the direction this page is about, and the reason the synchronization work and the analog computing sit in the same career.
The panel behind the glass belongs to a manuscript that is still in review. Its model, its parameters and what it computes are behind the password with it, and stay there until the manuscript is out. If you want to look at it before then, ask me.
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The panel behind the glass
A simulation that runs in your browser rather than on a server, and the text that explains what it does. Both belong to a manuscript still in review, so both are kept here until that is out.
The panel is stored encrypted and is decrypted in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. It stays open until you reload the page.
Above: the panel out of focus. The image is blurred in the file itself, not only by the stylesheet, and it carries no text, so turning the stylesheet off shows you no more than this does.