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The thing I wonder about stuff like this is that a phenomenon we see in one domain will typically transfer to another domain. For example, the 'hydraulic analo
by jcims 5y ago
The thing I wonder about stuff like this is that a phenomenon we see in one domain will typically transfer to another domain. For example, the 'hydraulic analogy' [1] for electronic circuits is pretty damn good at least on a macroscopic level. I wonder if there are applications of this phenomenon in other types of physical systems (including electronics).
- rusk 5y agoThis seems to be highly domain specific though. It’s reading to me like an example of what you can do when you have highly advanced knowledge of a domain to the point where you can do stuff that looks like magic, specifically because it apparently violates generalised principles established across domains.
- jasonwatkinspdx 5y agoAcoustics relies on an analogy to electronic circuit components.