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The following pages link to Digital mechanics. An information process based on reversible universal cellular automata (Q2640350):
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- Velocity polytopes of periodic graphs and a no-go theorem for digital physics (Q389478) (← links)
- Symmetry analysis of cellular automata (Q469777) (← links)
- A learning automata-based algorithm for solving coverage problem in directional sensor networks (Q488116) (← links)
- Computational processes, observers and Turing incompleteness (Q616506) (← links)
- Quantum properties of a cyclic structure based on tripolar fields (Q869699) (← links)
- Space and time in a quantized world (Q904486) (← links)
- A multisecret sharing scheme for color images based on cellular automata (Q955248) (← links)
- Against digital ontology (Q1036042) (← links)
- Noncommutativity and discrete physics. (Q1586911) (← links)
- Explicit dissipative structures (Q1603223) (← links)
- Phenomenology of excitation in 2-D cellular automata and swarm systems (Q1809666) (← links)
- Reversible cellular automata with memory: two-dimensional patterns from a single site seed (Q1850732) (← links)
- Quantum mechanics and the principle of least radix economy (Q2356338) (← links)
- Universal map for cellular automata (Q2376272) (← links)
- Computational universes (Q2483574) (← links)
- Computational Technosphere and Cellular Engineering (Q2929345) (← links)
- CELLULAR LEARNING AUTOMATA BASED DYNAMIC CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT ALGORITHMS (Q3401831) (← links)
- Abstraction-Based Information Technology: A Framework for Open Mechanized Reasoning (Q3637261) (← links)
- Wavefront cellular learning automata (Q4565913) (← links)
- There Is More Than One Way to Skin a Cat: Quantum Information Principles in a Finite World (Q5119666) (← links)
- CELLULAR AUTOMATA WITH ACCUMULATIVE MEMORY: LEGAL RULES STARTING FROM A SINGLE SITE SEED (Q5699353) (← links)
- The Elliptic Integral Machine: A Collision-based Model of Computation (Q6078863) (← links)
- Quantum circuit dynamics via path integrals: Is there a classical action for discrete-time paths? (Q6156859) (← links)