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The Universe As Automaton From Simplicity And Symmetry To Complexity 1st Edition Klaus Mainzer

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The Universe As Automaton From Simplicity And Symmetry To Complexity 1st Edition Klaus Mainzer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.38 MB

Pages: 117

Author: Klaus Mainzer, Leon Chua

ISBN: 9783642234767, 3642234763

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 1st Edition.

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The Universe As Automaton From Simplicity And Symmetry To Complexity 1st Edition Klaus Mainzer by Klaus Mainzer, Leon Chua 9783642234767, 3642234763 instant download after payment.

This Brief is an essay at the interface of philosophy and complexity research, trying to inspire the reader with new ideas and new conceptual developments of cellular automata. Going beyond the numerical experiments of Steven Wolfram, it is argued that cellular automata must be considered complex dynamical systems in their own right, requiring appropriate analytical models in order to find precise answers and predictions in the universe of cellular automata. Indeed, eventually we have to ask whether cellular automata can be considered models of the real world and, conversely, whether there are limits to our modern approach of attributing the world, and the universe for that matter, essentially a digital reality.