An example of a reversible cellular automaton whose evolution supports localized structures. Because of the reversibility of the underlying rule, every collision must be able to occur equally well when its initial and final states are interchanged.
An example of a reversible cellular automaton whose evolution supports localized structures. Because of the reversibility of the underlying rule, every collision must be able to occur equally well when its initial and final states are interchanged.
From Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind of Science [citation]