This is a video series titled: “AHaH Computing in a Nutshell”, which can be found on our Vimeo channel or on our YouTube channel.
For more educational resources covering everything about AHaH Computing, memristors and Thermodynamic RAM, please check out the page: Knowm Educational Resources.
What is a Memristor?
Knowm Memristor Conventions
What is AHaH Computing?
What is an AHaH Node?
Why AHaH Computing?
Why is AHaH Computing Efficient?
The Adaptive Power Problem
The Adaptive Power Solution
AHaH Computing Lecture at RIT
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2 Comments
Reiner Wilhelms-Tricarico
Very interesting and fascinating stuff. I stumbled on this on YouTube and then went through most of your presentations on the site. You mentioned some publications that further describe the principles of you technology but didn’t take a note and can’t find it. . I’m mainly interested in the math behind all this , e.g. Why a network with the shown memristors can do rapid entropy maximisation. Also, what I could not understand at all was the description of operation codes like FF RU etc that you described in the presentation in front of an audience of engineering students. So if I could get some links to published articles, or better the articles themselves (arXIv?), that would be great.
Thank you
Tim Molter
@Reiner Thanks for your interest! For more educational resources covering everything about AHaH Computing, memristors and Thermodynamic RAM, please check out the page: Knowm Educational Resources. Our main paper with all the math can be found at: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0085175. Feel free to drop us a line at any time, and sign up for our newsletter to keep up to date with the latest news!