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NEWS:

Currently working at NASA Ames Research Center in the Aviation Systems Division.

Great news for fans, the Quantum Computing article promised a while back has been in coming soon mode for long time because it has turned into my next novel, "The Quantum Inspiration!" Visit championsofthemind.blogspot.com to start reading about some of the characters!

Filed a new patent on the Second Chance Auction Algorithm and its modifications

Aditya Mittal has just founded "http://Whackpedia.com" and welcomes you to come contribute to the discussion and find out what people really think

Stanford Magazine: Entrepreneurship Week "Rubberband Together for Breast Cancer" "Rubberband Together for Breast Cancer"

"Also mentioned in Palo Alto Daily"

Aditya Mittal's work on "Hamming Codes in the Context of DNA Computing" was presented at the 14th International DNA Computing Conference in Prague, and also at the Biomedical Computing at Stanford (BCATS) conference.

Coming Soon: Quantum Computing

Nanotechnology - read the latest article and then join me in the new forum for discussion on carbon nanotubes, quantum dots and more...

Superstrings - read the article to learn the basics: what are Calabi-Yau manifolds and orbifolds, what is Kaluza-Klein theory...

Some Recent Discussions in the Forum:

Quantum Mechanics and Relativity: In relativity, time and space are treated equivalently. In Schrodinger equation only the first derivative is taken with respect to time but the second derivative is taken with respect to space. Why the difference? Is it because of the inbuilt implication that time can only flow forwards in quantum mechanics?
Astronomy: Who knows why the moon appears huge when it is near the horizon? Astronomy: Deep Impact
Biology and Nanotechnology: Photonics and Chloroplasts?
Elementary Particles: Energy and Mass of muons
Theories: Is the second law of thermodynamics all powerful? Has the universe been there forever?

Plastic pieces play chess move by move. The king yells and two pawns have an intellectual conversation about Napoleon. In the background, a soul chronicles the story of robotic evolution as the same game is played between humans and robots.

For purchasing a signed copy of this book authored by me follow this link:: Fierce Game of Foolish Geniuses: The Opening of Chess

Aging Changes Perspectives on Life

Born in the cool
The dancer spun slowly and wishfully
As if it wanted to speed up
And show the world how quickly it could spin
Making their tummy empty to sickness
Jerky growth
Caused the merry-go-round to rise
As if never will it slow again
Defeating everyone tied to the seats
Hurling the food inside into outer space
Then it peaked
Like a mountain overlooking the plateau
As if it was higher
Than those that had eroded
That may have been once so high
Finally, the hot volcano erupted
The mountain leveled with the plateau
The merry-go-round ride was demised
By the man on the ground,
And the dance had stopped.

Aditya Mittal

Metathoughts: Eternal Insight

The norm Frobenius
in a setup positive definite,
squared the thinkers
then combined their thoughts;

The equation quasilinear
taller then semilinear,
meditated the unperceivable
from the caves Himalayan;

In the space Banach
of God's scape physical,
converge Man's brain's scope
unable to escape or cope;

Together we transcend
into that null space,
where triviality sustains necessarily
and we attain the knowledge divine.

Aditya Mittal

Abandoned Love

Clearly, I saw
that it was clear
Buzz I heard in my ear
of bees and three-toed Rhea
Swift it felt
as it numbed my left
Lacked it taste
no state of bitterness
or sweetness
Nor did it smell
like white light
a meld of all others
I saw my love's heart clear
Heard its beat at a distance
Somewhere to my left
I knew she was
But alas, she would not kiss me
nor come close, so I could scent
her fragrant hair
for she was his air

Aditya Mittal

Merry Advice: Live Your Day Joyously

Live the day
Let tomorrow delay
Don't wait and worry for tomorrow
I promise it won't bring sorrow
And if it does
Just remember how it was
How it was today
The day that was lived, gay
And tomorrow too,
Will whoop-de-doo.
It is what they all discovered, affirmed, and now imply
William Butler Yeats in his poem Lapis Lazuli
Rudyard Kipling in his verses of IF you can...
Those that are conscious and keep keen heads are buoyant
And gay live every one of the day's moments with joy
While the world's happiness surrounds those that enjoy
They are the few to live on forever like Milton and Shakespeare
Cause beloved them and their words live in hearts, every eye, and ear
Such artists-poets-sculptors-musicians-writers-actors are immortal
Cause they lived their day drinking godly nectar as they chortle.

Aditya Mittal

Aditya Mittal is presently an MS student in Computational and Mathematical Engineering at Stanford University.

Aditya Mittal has majored in Physics and Computer Engineering at Syracuse University in New York.

In addition, he is an author, a web developer, and a research scholar.

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My objective in life is to enrich the world with innovative inventions that cherish humanity. The approach to achieving my objective is through education and the development of knowledge. I judge this dream to become a great scientist to be a challenging and fun objective. I hope you will assist me in upholding my dreams for the advancement of society and benefit of all. The past remains victorious and the future will be more successful. It is important that I repeat to myself my objective until it is accomplished.

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