Category:Cellular automatists

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People who are notable in part for their work with cellular automata, as research, recreational mathematics, or art. The Cellular Automatist was the name of a newsletter published starting in 1991 [1]; the phrase has also appeared in publications such as Wired [2] and ACRI 2002 [3].

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Pages in category "Cellular automatists"

The following 49 pages are in this category, out of 49 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

A Peter S. Albin B Stephen R. Bourne Arthur Burks C Edgar F. Codd John Horton Conway Matthew Cook Jack Corliss E Noam Elkies David Eppstein F Richard Feynman Patrick C. Fischer Edward Fredkin G Martin Gardner Eric Goles Brian Goodwin Bill Gosper Eiichi Goto

H Brosl Hasslacher Gustav A. Hedlund Don Hopkins Mary Ann Horton K Jarkko Kari L Manuel de Landa Christopher Langton Mike Lesser M Norman Margolus J. C. P. Miller Eduardo Reck Miranda Melanie Mitchell Edward F. Moore John Myhill N Joseph Nechvatal John von Neumann Simon P. Norton

O Steve Omohundro P Norman Packard Ed Pegg, Jr. Charles Platt (author) R Rudy Rucker S Cosma Shalizi Alvy Ray Smith Klaus Sutner T Tommaso Toffoli Andrei Toom U Stanislaw Ulam W John Watrous (computer scientist) Norman White Stephen Wolfram Z Konrad Zuse

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