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  • An introduction to Cellular Automata 1998
  • We give basic definitions necessary to understand what are cellular automata, as well as to work with. Some efficient but sometimes problematic concepts as signal, simulation and universality, are poi...
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  • An introduction to Cellular Automata 1998
  • We give basic definitions necessary to understand what are cellular automata, as well as to work with. Some efficient but sometimes problematic concepts as signal, simulation and universality, are poi...
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  • An introduction to Cellular Automata 1998
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  • Syntacticness Cycle-Syntacticness and Shallow Theories 1994
  • Solving equations in the free algebra T (F; X) (i.e. unification) uses the two rules: f(~s) = f( ~ t) ! ~s = ~ t (decomposition) and s[x] = x !? (occur-check). These two rules are not correct in quoti...
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  • Syntacticness Cycle-Syntacticness and Shallow Theories 1994
  • Solving equations in the free algebra T (F; X) (i.e. unification) uses the two rules: f(~s) = f( ~ t) ! ~s = ~ t (decomposition) and s[x] = x !? (occur-check). These two rules are not correct in quoti...
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  • Syntacticness Cycle-Syntacticness and Shallow Theories 1994
  • Solving equations in the free algebra T (F; X) (i.e. unification) uses the two rules: f(~s) = f( ~ t) ! ~s = ~ t (decomposition) and s[x] = x !? (occur-check). These two rules are not correct in quoti...
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