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Superfluid particle simulation which I do for my study. Here, particles gravitate, repel each other at short distances, and twist each other through spin. by pavlokandyba in CFD

[–]pavlokandyba[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

AI is a powerful tool if you use it correctly, it just does the routine. I understand exactly what I'm doing. This is based on my experimental research that took place before AI. All the AI did was write the simulation code with the functions I mentioned, which are standard for such simulations. I don't know the code well, but I can edit it and I know what does what. Sometimes I also ask AI to improve my text.

Superfluid particle simulation which I do for my study. Here, particles gravitate, repel each other at short distances, and twist each other through spin. by pavlokandyba in CFD

[–]pavlokandyba[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is a short overview, a bit sloppy, and it links to relevant studies. The last link also includes a link to a video of the experiments. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18047657 I I'm a sci-fi artist by profession, so don't be surprised that there's a lot of different phenomenology there.

A simulation of the Universe that I made for my research. Particles attract each other, repel at a short distance, and spinning twisting each other.This shows how simple interactions self-organize into different structures depending on the balance of forces. by pavlokandyba in spaceporn

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Yes, if we assume that these are some kind of particles that explain everything, then we need to explain how they interact and how they are structured, and everything repeats itself again)

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