Скачать или смотреть Wolfram's Dugan Hammock on 4D Hypershapes + Aperiodic Tilings @ UT Austin and Ekkolapto Salon

Wolfram Institute Researcher Dugan Hammock joins our UT Austin Polymath Salon as a special guest speaker to present on 4D hypershapes and aperiodic tilings to our audience of professors, students, and researchers across mathematics, physics, theoretical computer science, neuroscience, and philosophy. Dugan was the first speaker of our main UT Austin Polymath Salon on computational complexity and philosophy, with Professor Scott Aaronson: https://lu.ma/complexity

Follow Dugan Hammock on:
• Wolfram Site: https://community.wolfram.com/web/duganh
• X (Twitter): https://x.com/DuganHammock
• LinkedIn:   / dugan-hammock-ba49b111a  
• Dugan's previous episode on Perception of Hyper-dimensional Spaces on the Ekkolapto Polymath Podcast:    • Wolfram Institute's Dugan Hammock: Non-Euc...  

Links to Dugan's work:
• (4D Polyhedra): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...
• (Hypertorus Cross Sections): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...
• (Hypertorus with Twists): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...
• (Penrose Tilings using de Bruijn's Multigrid): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...
• (Penrose Tilings Visualization): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...
• (Aperiodic Rhombic Tilings): https://community.wolfram.com/groups/...

Special Announcement!!
• Ekkolápto is supporting our previous collaborator Augmentation Lab, an accelerator by MIT and Harvard researchers, on their brand new summer residency program for philosopher-builders passionate about building cognitive augmentation: https://www.augmentationlab.org/incub...

Our UT Austin Polymath Salon was sponsored by: AugmentationLab.org, David Protein, Sylvum AI, Longevity Global, FlatFace Fingerboards.

Special Thanks to our Collaborators and Supporters: UT Austin's ECLAIR Club, Forum For Artificial Intelligence @ UT Austin, Justin Taylor from Longevity Global, and Nicholas Fiorenza from the Methuselah Foundation and the Biomarkers of Aging Conference!

Previous ekkolápto salon on cognitive and computational properties of disease:    • Computational and Cognitive Properties of ...  

Ekkolápto is an interdisciplinary research organization focused on modifying capabilities of the brain and body to better understand reality. Visit us at ekkolapto.org to learn more.
• Our research hackathon at MIT Media Lab from October 2024, featuring Stephen Wolfram, Joscha Bach, Manolis Kellis, David Sinclair, and many more:    • Stephen Wolfram, Manolis Kellis, Joscha Ba...  
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