Analysing the Parallel Scalability of Mechanical NanocomputersThrough Interconnection Network Evaluatorsfor Pharmaceutical Applications

This paper explores the potential of mechanical nano-machines for computation byevaluating its parallelisation power through static interconnection network evaluations.It investigates the mechanical nano-machine model as a 2-Dimensional mesh to analysefactors like diameter, bisection width, arc connectivity, and cost. The research suggeststhat around 448 nanogears per machine offers an ideal balance between minimizingdiameter and bisection width while maximizing connectivity, proving that a mechanicalnano-computer is indeed parallelisable. This highlights the potential scalability ofmechanical nano-computers, showcasing their potential in pharmaceutical applications.

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UCP Journal of Science & Technology
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.24312/ucp-jst.02.01.316
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Graphene and Nanomaterials Applications
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Analysing the Parallel Scalability of Mechanical NanocomputersThrough Interconnection Network Evaluatorsfor Pharmaceutical Applications

A. Haroon, Danyal Farhat, Eesha Tariq
UCP Journal of Science & Technology
Graphene and Nanomaterials Applications
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Analysing the Parallel Scalability of Mechanical NanocomputersThrough Interconnection Network Evaluatorsfor Pharmaceutical Applications

A. Haroon, Danyal Farhat, Eesha Tariq
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This paper explores the potential of mechanical nano-machines for computation byevaluating its parallelisation power through static interconnection network evaluations.It investigates the mechanical nano-machine model as a 2-Dimensional mesh to analysefactors like diameter, bisection width, arc connectivity, and cost. The research suggeststhat around 448 nanogears per machine offers an ideal balance between minimizingdiameter and bisection width while maximizing connectivity, proving that a mechanicalnano-computer is indeed parallelisable. This highlights the potential scalability ofmechanical nano-computers, showcasing their potential in pharmaceutical applications.

UCP Journal of Science & TechnologyVol. 2(1)
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