MugheesIlyas Posted November 9, 2010 Report Posted November 9, 2010 i have a research paper thats due on saturdaythe topic i have been assigned is where and how newton law in used in computer scienceall i can think of is computer fan and hard disk how ? m totally clueless about that anyone can help me here ? :Sand use of newton law in computer means use of it in any type computer Quote
CraigD Posted November 10, 2010 Report Posted November 10, 2010 Hi, Mughees, and welcome to hypography! :) “Computer science” is usually considered the science of designing software and the program-sensitive hardware specifications to run it, not the actual “computer engineering” of making into practical machines with the necessary power, cooling, etc, so my guess is that your assigned question should be interpreted “how do computer programs use Newton’s laws of motion?”, rather than “how do Newton’s laws of motion apply to a physical computer?” Many programs - nearly all used for physical simulations varying from physically realistic ones for science and real-world simulations to simplified ones used in games – use equations derived from Newton’s laws to do what they do. Programmers who write these must have a sound, working grasp of Newtonian mechanics. We’ve the code for some such programs scattered around here at hypography, if you’re looking for actual examples. Quote
MugheesIlyas Posted November 13, 2010 Author Report Posted November 13, 2010 thanx criag i asked my teacher and he said that its use virtually or in real hardwareresearch paper should be 8 page of ms word so i do need material :| so i suppose a little help in hardware side will help me 2 Quote
joekgamer Posted February 5, 2011 Report Posted February 5, 2011 Heatsink. It conducts heat away from the CPU or GPU. (Law of Cooling) Battery = Second Law of Thermodynamics (each side is a system) Superconductor (supercomputers mostly) = Third Law of Thermodynamics Quote
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