cellular automata in theoretical computer science
Cellular automata in theoretical computer science refer to mathematical models composed of a grid-like structure of cells, where each cell can exist in different states and executes rules based on the states of its neighboring cells. These models aim to simulate and study complex behavior patterns that emerge from simple local interactions among the cells.
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