cellular automata in mathematics
Cellular automata in mathematics refer to a computational model consisting of a grid of cells, where each cell evolves based on a set of rules determined by its neighboring cells. This model is used to study and simulate complex systems, as it allows for the observation of emergent patterns and behaviors that result from the simple interactions between individual cells.
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