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That number is an average number of bits per elementary particle. I presume that information can be found not only in particles, but also in how they're arrang
by klyrs 5y ago
That number is an average number of bits per elementary particle. I presume that information can be found not only in particles, but also in how they're arranged.
On the other hand, information need not come in whole bits: there are three quark "colors." Storing the color of a quark takes, what, 1.5 bits on average?
- hello___world 5y agolog(3)/log(2) is approx 1.585