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Long-Lived Carpet-Like Transients in Time-Dependent Modular Discrete Laplacian Dynamics
Binary modular Laplacian dynamics is organized by repeated replication, growth, and collapse on dyadic scales. We study how isolated and periodically repeated non-binary updates modify this organization and whether they can sustain densely occupied geometric structures. Computational experiments a
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