Hi. I'm new to this board and I've got some ideas I want to toss out there since I don't have the experience or funds to pursue this.
There's a few things I see happening in most of these demonstrations:
1) There is a static non-comforming group of particles used to create temporary images in a 2d field of view (rice/salt etc)
2) There is a dynamic conforming substance used to create limited 3d slices of the full 3d waveform (ferrofluids, non-newtonian substances, water)
3) There is some sort of computer imagery used to simulate the mathematics of the waveform in flattened 3d space.
4) Someone has used a very strong bubble mix to create fluctuations in the bubbles created.
First I'd like to know if these observations are accurate. Are there some more methods that I have yet overlooked?
In the beginning of Evan's TED talk I saw a computer graphic visual of a structure surrounding a violinist. Has anyone modeled something like this and made the results public? Is anyone exploring this who is part of this forum?
Thanks for humoring this pre-emptive questions. I'd really like to get some ideas down on paper for some people to play with. Before I can do that I need to make sure I have my bases covered on what IS being explored so I can more definitively know if where my mind is leading me has not yet been covered.
:)
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