Can One Mathematical Model Explain All Patterns In Nature?

All patterns in nature might be describable using this mathematical theory. How did Alan Turing influence how we see the natural world?


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Alan Turing's Patterns In Nature, And Beyond
"Once one starts to look, there seems to be no end to Turing patterns: their forms can be seen in weather systems, the distribution of vegetation across landscapes and even the constellations of galaxies."

How The Zebra Got Its Stripes, With Alan Turing
"In 1952 a mathematician published a set of equations that tried to explain the patterns we see in nature, from the dappled stripes adorning the back of a zebra to the whorled leaves on a plant stem, or even the complex tucking and folding that turns a ball of cells into an organism. His name was Alan Turing."

How Alan Turing Cracked The Enigma Code
"Turing's work during the Second World War was so crucial that Winston Churchill acknowledged his role, saying that Turing made the single biggest contribution to Allied victory. Who was Turing and what did he do that was so important?"
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Guy could've gone on to have done so much more but society despised him for being born different.

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In plants it's called "phyllotactic patterns". Basically the geometric arrangements of leaves are gradually optimized to hold the most water, capture the most sunlight, etc. It's complex but it isn't magic.

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[Duspende]

So where does the Fibonacci sequence come in?

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Oh what could have been if not for hatred and bigotry.

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people like Turing are heroes of humanity

[thehiddenpaw]

Clearly, and unmistakably a genius of a man. Indeed, a mathematical visionary whom, also, happened to be a sexual human being longing to connect sexually with others. Just so happened to be men. He let the pressure, the hate, the shame, the ignorance, fear, and misguided notions, and persecution from others whom are no more than hypocrites incarnate push him to the point of suicide. What a waste. And, we still haven't learned our lesson. Obviously, this man, a human being like all of us, gave us insight into some deep places. It's too bad the rest of the world, even now, still lacks the insight to stop persecuting people for their preferences, in and out of the bedroom. It's hard not to hate humanity for such mind staggering, perpetuated ignorance. Wonder when it will finally end. The neanderthals that persecute others in this fashion are incapable of an original thought. Incapable of creativity. Incapable of understanding. Incapable of anything, truly, good, or beautiful. Gads, what a heartbreaking story this is.

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so essentially you can use the mathematics to apply to a video game in order to make lets say an entire borage of species with a small amount of variables?

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[jackpullen]

I would love to see an introduction lecture describing the math Turing developed for this theory, or has a book been written on it.

[wodzekleaf]

Not only Alan Turing broke the enigma code also Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski and Jerzy Różycki don't forget !!

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