Halloween was fast approaching.
Murphy discovered with sorrow that his goal of living a healthy lifestyle had completely failed... He now had to conduct his own research while also leading students in theirs, feeling even busier than before.
Fortunately, there were results.
Two days ago, the Magic Research Institute sent word that after hundreds of model iterations and optimizations, they had found a super-strong wand-core antenna model expected to reach about 90% performance of the theoretical limit.
Matched with the wand-body model, the institute designed a new wand.
Seeing the design drawing, which the researchers jokingly called the "Supreme Wand", Murphy froze for a moment.
Why did this thing look a bit familiar?
Outwardly, it was a sixteen-inch wooden stick, but unlike ordinary sticks, it had seven joints from top to bottom like bamboo, and in the cross-section view, each joint actually housed a large concentration of wand-core coils.
Ah, this...
Was this not the Elder Wand?!
Murphy had seen Dumbledore's wand; it could not be said to be identical to the one in the drawing, but it was indeed very similar.
So the optimal structure he had spent so much effort calculating actually existed in physical form already?
Relating this to the biological characteristics of wands, coupled with the fact that the Elder Wand was passed down through generations, if wizards' subjective will believed it was the strongest wand, then under the blessing of the "Magic Web" and its just as planned force, perhaps the wand would self-optimize, eventually approaching the theoretical optimal structure after continuous optimization by countless generations of owners.
Was this not a magical version of evolutionary algorithms?
Indeed, compared to science, magic was still much more convenient, and its subjective initiative was simply too strong.
With the wand design in hand, the next step was