Cellular Automata Laboratory

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Cellular Automata Laboratory

by Rudy Rucker and John Walker

© 1989–2017 by Rudy Rucker and John Walker
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Fourth (WebCA) Edition

ISBN 978-1-936047-14-7

This book was published in May of 2017.

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Production Notes

This edition is a revised edition of the 1997 Third Edition, which accompanied release of the free version of CelLab including CelLab for Windows. That edition was a revised and expanded version of the 1989 printed manual which accompanied the first release of this program. In the Fourth Edition, documentation of the MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows versions of the programs (which no longer work on current Microsoft platforms) has been removed, and replaced by a description of WebCA, the cellular automata simulator which runs in a Web browser. A number of rules, patterns, and evaluators added since the Third Edition are described.


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