My previous blog was my learning curve.
I have a copy of the posts.
If there is an interest then I will put them up.
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I am always amazed by the depth of information that has been acquired by so many people. What I know is just scratching the surface. Dig into the links and discover for yourself.
In my previous blogs, I start with the minimum number of units, 24 for a bounce, and it agrees with sphere packing in 3d. This produces the hex. or the cubic pattern.
I ask,
“What is the “jiggling” formula to get the densest packing?”
If you played with the model then you saw that as you expand...

Physic references for Universe-symmetry-mesh generation, jal
Cutting edge papers
http://arxiv.org/abs/0710.0867v1
The case for an aggressive program of dark energy probes
Authors: Andreas Albrecht
(Submitted on 3 Oct 2007)
This paper is based on my talk at the PASCOS 07 meeting at Imperial College. My
slides and a video of the talk are available online[5]. This online material as well as
my “Origins of Dark Energy” talk[6] and related papers[7,...

Sphere Packing and Inverse Square law
I have not found any studies/experiments. Maybe you can
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You can use a High Tech approach, paper and pencil or a Low Tech approach, a computer.
1. Find the circumference, radius.
Use 12 sticky circles on an orange. Make sure that all the circles are separated by another circle of a different color to represent the minimum length separations. This will result in you having 6 white and 6 colored circles on the circumference,...

What is your favorite way of finding out about what is going on?
I don’t suppose that anyone has the time to read all the papers that are published.
If you are not working in a particular field, ( hehehe … meaning … you are an amateur) but are interested in finding out what is happening, what do you do to “keep in the loop”?
I found that the easiest way is to look at the conferences and then, to get into the details, by doing a search for the papers that have been presented...