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| 9-30-2022 Dr. Saha - Wow- this is great! Next, could you apply it to synaptic interactions? |
| 9-27-22 Great course. Am thrilled to be learning Wolfram Mathematica. Please also express my thankfulness to Dr. Wolfram. This is a great accomplishment for Humanity. |
| 9-26-2022 Hi Dr. Zhang, Very interesting problems. Among the 230 3-D space groups, how many differences ar there between any pair of space groups? Could that formulation be applied to Mathematica, to assist the problems that you raise? |
| 8-28-22 Hi Marvin, First, many thanks for your service. Next, congratulations on your discoveries and work. Yes, I’m interested to join your team and hope to participate. Please let me know. Best wishes, Paul Shapshak, PhD ... |
| 8-20-22 Hi Hendrick, Great questions. As corollary, could sequences of events be recorded as well? This then brings to mind, two additional related questions- 1. Could nucleotide sequences in RNA be detected and counted? 2. And could fractals... |
| 8-20-22 Perhaps from a statistical point of view, a more feasible smaller random sample could be analyzed that could supply a probability value for the findings? |
| 8-20-2022 Hi Alec, Thanks for the clarification. Could data from astronomical observations be analyzed through the subtle and sensitive mechanisms of the pictorial displays by Mathematica? Using Mathematica would be very novel for exoplanetary... |