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LifeMatrix
The game of life reloaded |
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LifeMatrix
is a research project studying the evolution of complexity
using 2D Cellular Automata. Cellular Automata are a class
of discrete dynamical systems which represent an approximation
to physical systems composed of a large number of simple
and locally interacting elements. LifeMatrix focuses on
a generalization of Conway's Game of Life in the framework
of the "edge of chaos" hypothesis.
Selected
papers
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M. Magnier, C. Lattaud, J.C. Heudin (1997), Complexity
Classes in the Two-dimensional Life Cellular Automata
Subspace, Complex Systems, n. 11, 419-436.
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J.C. Heudin (1996), A New Candidate Rule for the Game
of Two-dimensional Life, Complex Systems (1996)
n. 10, 367-381.
- J.C.
Heudin (2005), L'émergence du complexe à
la frontière de l'ordre et du chaos, Siences et
Avenir, Hors Série, n. 143, Juillet.
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