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Futuristic combinatorial analog computing systems: the DNA synchro solution
This paper discusses a combinatorial analog method of attacking the overall challenge in scientific computation - to accurately and quickly performs several types of multidimensional digital and analog computations. The paper presents a challenge to break the historical binary-driven computational paradigm. The resultant recommendation is for an electromagnetic DNA computing synchro using the intrinsic quantum properties of DNA.