calculating harmonic entropy

Paul and guys,

If you do settle on an algorithm, but find it too computation-intensive,
consider www.entropia.com. I'll be happy to participate.

Entropia looks to be a fantastic way to distributed computing. I first
saw this idea in Berkeley, when my acquaintance Dan was recognized for
his screen-saver, which turned the power of the world's PC's to work on
a SETI project, when no money could be raised for supercomputer time to
analyse radio telescope data. It landed Dan on Good Morning America.

-Carl

Carl wrote,

>If you do settle on an algorithm, but find it too computation-intensive,
>consider www.entropia.com.

Sounds like something designed to calculate entropy :)

Incidentally, for those of you interested in distributed computing,
Dan's project is called SETI@home...

http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/

...hopefully, entropia will be up and running soon.

-Carl