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Continuous Game of Life: cell emergence and self-organization at the edge of growth
Conway's Game of Life shows that simple rules can generate a rich diversity of emerging structures. This cellular automaton has been translated to continuous space by Rafler (2011) in a simulation called SmoothLife. The isotropic rule of this continuous Game of Life generates patterns whose beauty h
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