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Systems theory
Wolfram code
Rule 90
Wireworld
A New Kind of Science
Natural computing
Reversible cellular automaton
Rule 30
Cellular automata
Mathematics
Cellular automaton

Complexity Explorer Cellular Automata Series Max Orhai March 3, 2013 Contents 1

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