This paper reports research into cellular automata with two binary inputs, two binary outputs, and an octal control variable. A set of control variables is chosen and it is shown that any function of three variables can be realized by a 2 x 2 array of cells, any function of four variables by a 2 x 6 array of cells. A construction based on the Shannon Decomposition Theorem is given for the realization of functions of more than four variables. The existence of a more efficient construction is conjectured. A definition of the circuit defining the cell is given as well as an implementation using NAND gates. A practical configuration of the cells is suggested and fault correction is discussed
Cellular automata (CA) is an example of cellular computing: large numbers of simple components, no c...
This thesis is concerned with the usage of cellular automata in development of a logic game. It desc...
[[abstract]]We propose a massively parallel architecture to speed up the logic and fault simulation....
A cellular automaton is an iterative array of very simple identical information processing machine...
A programmable cellular array is investigated in this thesis. Each cell in the array is a multi-stat...
The use of cellular automata has long been identified as a method, and means of modelling different ...
M.Sc. (Computer Science)Astudy of one- and two-dimensional cellular automata was made. Two research ...
Cellular automata are by definition highly parallel structures and are therefore capable of giving r...
The Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a bio-electrochemical transducer converting waste products into ele...
The existence of computation-universal one-dimensional cellular automata with seven states per cell ...
The Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a bio-electrochemical transducer converting waste products into ele...
AbstractA reversible cellular automaton (RCA) is a cellular automaton (CA) whose global function is ...
Computing with ultra-simple, small, dynamical systems, such as Cellular Automata (CA), Random Boolea...
This study will investigate floating-point asynchronous cellular automata models implemented on Fiel...
This paper presents a cellular-automatic model of a reversible regular structure called Davio lattic...
Cellular automata (CA) is an example of cellular computing: large numbers of simple components, no c...
This thesis is concerned with the usage of cellular automata in development of a logic game. It desc...
[[abstract]]We propose a massively parallel architecture to speed up the logic and fault simulation....
A cellular automaton is an iterative array of very simple identical information processing machine...
A programmable cellular array is investigated in this thesis. Each cell in the array is a multi-stat...
The use of cellular automata has long been identified as a method, and means of modelling different ...
M.Sc. (Computer Science)Astudy of one- and two-dimensional cellular automata was made. Two research ...
Cellular automata are by definition highly parallel structures and are therefore capable of giving r...
The Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a bio-electrochemical transducer converting waste products into ele...
The existence of computation-universal one-dimensional cellular automata with seven states per cell ...
The Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a bio-electrochemical transducer converting waste products into ele...
AbstractA reversible cellular automaton (RCA) is a cellular automaton (CA) whose global function is ...
Computing with ultra-simple, small, dynamical systems, such as Cellular Automata (CA), Random Boolea...
This study will investigate floating-point asynchronous cellular automata models implemented on Fiel...
This paper presents a cellular-automatic model of a reversible regular structure called Davio lattic...
Cellular automata (CA) is an example of cellular computing: large numbers of simple components, no c...
This thesis is concerned with the usage of cellular automata in development of a logic game. It desc...
[[abstract]]We propose a massively parallel architecture to speed up the logic and fault simulation....