Daedalus
-
Posts
719 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Everything posted by Daedalus
-
As long as you don't use my music in commercial projects without my consent, I encourage you to share it as much as you can. I'll check to see if there is some kind of setting in YouTube that I have to set to disable any warnings about sharing my music, but you definitely have my permission Moontanman. This next song is one that I wrote way back in high school. Now that I am a lot more skilled, I added new harmonies to the song. I finished the rewrite August 11, 2015 and shared it here at SFN. Enjoy!!!
-
I wrote this next song for a good friend of mine as a birthday present. She really loves my music. So, I wanted to give her something special because she has always been there for me. I wrote this song July 5, 2015 and posted it here at SFN. Enjoy!!!
-
Thank you Zapatos! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I use Garritan's orchestra packages and XPand2 to compose music in Pro Tools. Everything you hear is all digital, but I write my music from the heart and draw inspiration from life experiences. I wish I had access to a real orchestra because these recordings would be a thousand times better. For now, I use what I've got. This next song is one that my brother and I play on guitar. After he injured himself on the job, he wasn't been able to play guitar. So, I rewrote this song for an orchestra. It's called, "Forged by Destiny" because it portrays that, although we forge our own path through life, we are ultimately bound by fate. I orchestrated this song December 12, 2014 and posted it here at SFN. Enjoy!!!
-
This next song is one of my finest works. I took the theme from the beginning of the song, transposed it in key, and then varied the music. I wrote this song August 14, 2014 and posted it here at SFN. Enjoy!!!
-
I wrote this next song August 5, 2015 and posted it here at SFN. It was inspired by a good friend of mine after discussing Jupiter and its moons and how they do a cosmic dance. Enjoy!!!
-
I wrote this next song because I was missing my boys very much. It's called "I Will See You Again", and I posted it here at SFN on March 24, 2014. Enjoy!!!
-
This next song is called "G Minor Blues". It's based on a fusion of classical and blues scales and isn't really a true bluesy song. Regardless, it was fun song to write and had 7 independent voices. I posted it here February 27, 2014. Enjoy!!!
-
This next song is my first composition for the pipe organ, and I absolutely love baroque music. I wrote this song February 23, 2014, and shared it here at SFN. Enjoy!!!
-
Thank you studiot! I appreciate the comment. The next song I'm posting right now, is called "Resolution" because in 2014 I made a New Year's resolution to write more music. I'm happy to say that I kept my promise and I now have over 19 finished compositions in my Finished Compositions playlist on YouTube with 21 completed songs. I originally posted this song here at SFN January 29, 2014. Just 14 days after my birthday. Enjoy!!!
-
This next song is an arrangement of a folk song that Externet requested here at SFN because his grandfather used to sing it. He found the sheet music but could not find a recording. So, at his request, I recorded the main melody and wrote a violin part to accompany the existing music played on guitar. This song is titled, "A Casa D'un Drapaire", and it was a really fun piece of music to work with and share here on the forums. Enjoy!!!
-
Check out my latest composition! It truly is my finest work yet!!! http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/98721-a-concert-by-deadalus/
-
I've taken a little break from writing my paper on the proof of the Collatz conjecture to work on some new music. From now on, I'm going to post all of my music to this thread. So, I will be making posts throughout the week of all of my music here. This online concert begins with my latest composition that I wrote for someone who I completely adore and is one of my best songs yet. Enjoy!!!
-
I'm now light years beyond the Collatz conjecture
I just proved 5x+1 using the same mathematics that I used to prove 3x+1, which also works for 1x+1. Now, I'm almost done proving 7x+1, and hope to have the proof for m x + 1 by this weekend 
-
After a few more pages, I'll be done writing my proof of the Collatz conjecture. I know it has been almost two months since I proved it, but I had to do a lot of research to write this paper. Plus, I still have to work and take care of day to day life. However, I will be posting new software that I'm writing that uses my equation to list all possible trajectories of a given height. This stuff is really awesome, and I even have a reporter from KOCO that wants to do an exclusive on me a...
-
Well, technically division by zero is indeterminate and its behavior depends on the function. Considering this, we can easily show that [math]\lim_{x\rightarrow 0} \frac{2x}{x}=2[/math]
-
Afterwards, he changed his pants and went to the distillery to turn water into wine...
-
Just got back from lake Thunderbird where my niece, her boyfriend Owen, and I got to see a spectacular show put on by the universe! The Perseids meteor shower was not disappointing tonight! Tomorrow, I'm going to take my boys out to my dad's place where the light pollution is much lower than at the lake. Tomorrow's viewing should prove to be even better than what we seen tonight.
-
This goes out to AJB. I'm so sorry for you loss!
-
Through Eyes of Glass!!!
-
Although I can't find a pic of me in high school when I had really long hair, here is a pic of Vadim from Dragonforce and I hanging out after the show here in OKC, OK: Here's a video of my brother and I playing a song we wrote called "Bound by Fate". This was shot during one of our jam sessions. Here's another video of me playing one of my warm up riffs I love listening to metal while I write software. Right now I'm listening to Cemetery Gates - Pantera
-
Rock on AJB!!! I didn't realize that we have the same taste in music. \m/
-
Although I can walk anyone through the proof with ease, I've never written a paper for publishing in a journal of mathematics. Sure, I could submit a written paper to Arxiv and establish priority, but it will most likely not be in a format that is par with mathematical papers. The proof is actually quite beautiful. It is based on well established concepts. So, I'm sure it's correct. If this can be verified, I'll post the proof along with the Mathematica file that I used to crunch the numbers.
-
Those that know me, know I wouldn't bolster such a claim without having the equations to back it up. Discoveries by Daedalus Daedalus' Sixth Challenge Daedalus' Fifth Challenge Daedalus' Thirteenth Challenge Daedalus' Twelfth Challenge Daedalus' Eleventh Challenge Daedalus' Tenth Challenge Daedalus' Ninth Challenge Daedalus' Eighth Challenge Daedalus' Seventh Challenge Daedalus' Sixth Challenge Daedalus' Fifth Challenge Daedalus' Fourth Challenge Daedalus' Third Challenge Daedalus' Second Challenge Daedalus' First Challenge Submitting to a magazine isn't the way to go. Such a paper needs to be scrutinized by a proper journal.
-
Eureka!!! I just proved the Collatz conjecture to be true!!! I' m in total disbelief, and I'm sure you all are as well, but I can finally prove it! However, since I'm a software engineer and not a mathematician, I'm sure any paper that I write would be inadequate at best. If my proof is verified to be correct, then such a paper needs to be written and structured correctly. What should I do? This is a tremendous opportunity to involve our community here at SFN to help me produce a paper and get it submitted to a respectable journal but, since the forum is not a journal and is open to the public, I risk someone else claiming my ideas as their own if share them here. Since it would take me a long time to learn everything I need to know to tackle such a paper, perhaps it would be better for me to hire a mathematician to write the paper on my behalf. What do you all think I should do? I'm almost done writing my proof in Mathematica and I really want to post it.
-
The elevators in my building have been overhauled and they now have Genuine People Personalities (GPP). Of course, you can tell that they are prototypes, but I didn't realize that OTIS was a subsidiary of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
