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Collision-based logic in Lenia and its composition boundary
Continuous cellular automata such as Lenia spontaneously produce lifelike, self-propelling patterns, including the Orbium glider, which travels in a straight line while pulsing through a fixed breathing cycle. Collision-based logic, where moving patterns compute by colliding, is established in discr
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