Read the early discussion of the Game of Life in Gardners column of Scientific American (1970, 1971).
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Read the early discussion of the Game of Life in Gardner’s column of Scientific American (1970, 1971). Discuss other a-life structures, similar to the glider, of Section 12.3.1.
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John Conways Game of Life introduced by Martin Gardner in his Scientific American column has become a classic example of cellular automata The Game of Life is a zeroplayer game that evolves according ...View the full answer
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