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==About Me== | ==About Me== | ||
| − | My name is Niral Sheth | + | My name is Niral Sheth and |
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I am an undergrad at Duke University. Class of 2014. | I am an undergrad at Duke University. Class of 2014. | ||
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==Grand Challenges for Engineering== | ==Grand Challenges for Engineering== | ||
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''Game of Life'' | ''Game of Life'' | ||
| − | I have previously studied the game of life and similar scenarios in both Java and Mathematica. The game of life exhibits interesting properties and is a fundamental example of mathematical modeling. My favorite part about this demo is not only the concept but also | + | I have previously studied the game of life and similar scenarios in both Java and Mathematica. The game of life exhibits interesting properties and is a fundamental example of mathematical modeling. My favorite part about this demo is not only the concept but also how it takes less code to create in MatLab compared to Java. |
Latest revision as of 20:20, 15 September 2010
About Me
My name is Niral Sheth and I am an undergrad at Duke University. Class of 2014.
Pronunciation
(Nerr-all Shh-eth)
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Farming Solar Energy in Space, Tim Hornyak, Scientific American, Created July 2008, accessed 6 September 2010 (Making solar energy economical)
Favorite MatLab Demo
Game of Life
I have previously studied the game of life and similar scenarios in both Java and Mathematica. The game of life exhibits interesting properties and is a fundamental example of mathematical modeling. My favorite part about this demo is not only the concept but also how it takes less code to create in MatLab compared to Java.
