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The game of LIFE as
model of artificial life illustrates that simple rules
can have complex consequences:
Invented by British mathematician John
Horton Conway in 1970; LIFE has been a frequent
subject of study in computer science. |
Programmed by F. Permadi
References
and other resources:
Langton, Christopher G., et al. "Artificial Life II."
Redwood City, CA: Addison-Wesley. 1990.
Poundstone, William. "The Recursive Universe." New
York: Morrow, 1995.
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