BML Simulation Software

In more recent versions of Windows, the Simulator (hotspot.exe) display may appear garbled. This tutorial shows how to do proper display setup on the first run of hotspot.exe.

In this tutorial, the simulator (BMLS) is running during the window capture. The BMLS CPU usage causes the OBS video recording to skip frames. The audio is primitive but OK (except for the very loud crickets outside).

The user-friendly interface (bmls.exe) facilitates setup of experiments and automation of multiple simulator (hotspot.exe) runs without any further user intervention. For example, multiple runs might be required to gather data where specific independent variables are varied or simply to obtain a larger N by running multiple trials starting with the same initial state, but with randomized initial seeding.

The BML simulator shows that positron spot quanta circulate through proton bit cycles in 3 adjacent spot cubes -- a phenomenon essential for atomic nuclei formation where Z > 0 (please see the "Particle Flux, Motion and Interactions" video for more details on this). This demo is also a simulator tutorial.

Boeing uses inertial propulsion to "levitate" low altitude satellites which would otherwise fall to earth prematurely, but can't explain it. Binary Mechanics Lab presents first-ever inertial propulsion mechanism. (Please additional information in the "Quantum Gravity Mechanisms" video.)