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Research & Publications

Eren Ege Çelik

🔬Ongoing Research

Collatz Conjecture Analysis

2024 - Present

Independent research on the Collatz conjecture using computational approaches and mathematical analysis. Exploring patterns and potential proofs through algorithmic verification.

  • Computational verification of sequences up to large numbers
  • Pattern analysis and statistical approaches
  • Development of new algorithmic approaches

Reversible Computing & P vs NP

2024 - Present

Investigating the relationship between reversible computation and computational complexity theory, particularly focusing on the P vs NP problem.

  • Reversible SAT circuit design and implementation
  • Information-theoretic approaches to complexity
  • SHA-256 logic design and cryptographic applications

Micro Fundus Camera R&D

2024 - Present

Contributing to research and development of miniaturized retinal imaging devices, combining optics, physics, and artificial intelligence.

  • Optical system design and optimization
  • Physics-based modeling of light propagation
  • AI integration for image processing and analysis

📝Planned Publications

Computational Approaches to the Collatz Conjecture

A comprehensive analysis of computational methods for investigating the Collatz conjecture, including new algorithmic approaches and statistical analysis of sequence behaviors.

Status: In preparation

Reversible Logic Circuits for Cryptographic Applications

Design and implementation of reversible logic circuits with applications to cryptography, focusing on SHA-256 and other hash functions.

Status: Research phase

Information Theory and Computational Complexity

Exploring the connections between information theory and computational complexity, with particular focus on the P vs NP problem and reversible computation.

Status: Conceptual development

🎯Research Interests

Collatz ConjectureP vs NP ProblemReversible ComputingQuantum PhysicsAlgorithm AnalysisCryptographyInformation TheoryComputational ComplexitySemiconductor Physics

🤝Collaboration

I am always interested in collaborating on research projects related to theoretical physics, mathematics, and computer science. If you have similar research interests or would like to discuss potential collaborations, please feel free to reach out.