Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
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Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#2So simple — why hasn't anyone thought of that already?
Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#3So simple — why hasn't anyone thought of that already?
typically you don’t know that you are looking for steel-balls in sand, you might be looking for gold coins etc. in such cases the space of all interesting fingerprints is just too large.
Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#4So simple — why hasn't anyone thought of that already?
typically you don’t know that you are looking for steel-balls in sand, you might be looking for gold coins etc. in such cases the space of all interesting fingerprints is just too large.
The interesting fingerprints are the ones which are different than the surrounding material.
Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#5> the fingerprint method has now also been submitted for patenting and taken up by a medical technology company
Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
typically you don’t know that you are looking for steel-balls in sand, you might be looking for gold coins etc. in such cases the space of all interesting fingerprints is just too large.
The interesting fingerprints are the ones which are different than the surrounding material.
And that is too large a space to test them all with this method.
Re: Finding treasures with physics: the fingerprint matrix
#7So simple — why hasn't anyone thought of that already?
They have.