Computing with DNA

Article Abstract:

DNA may now be used to solve mathematical problems and store solutions to complex mathematical problems. The Hamiltonian path problem may be solved using DNA computed using the Watson-Crick pairing system and produce results comparable to those produced by computers.

Methods, Linear programming, Usage, Equipment and supplies, DNA, Optimization theory, Mathematical programming

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Computing bouts for the prisoner's dilemma

Article Abstract:

The Prisoner's Dilemma is a classic game which illustrates how people can either cooperate with each other or exploit others for personal gain. A brief outline on how the concept can be explored using a simple game is presented.

Evaluation, Prisoner's dilemma game

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Configurable computing

Article Abstract:

Computer design has been facilitated and improved with the introduction of FPGA chips. FPGA chips can alter their hardware circuits during use and enables a computer system to perform series of task in rapid succession.

Innovations, Integrated circuits, Design and construction, Computer engineering, Programmable array logic, PALs (Logic devices), Programmable logic devices, PLDs (Programmable logic devices)

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