cellular automaton rules and complexity classes

Cellular automaton rules are mathematical rules that dictate the behavior of a system made up of discrete cells arranged in a grid-like structure. These rules determine how each cell evolves over time based on the states of its neighboring cells. Complexity classes, on the other hand, are classifications that describe the computational complexity of problems. They provide insights into the inherent difficulty of solving certain computational problems based on the resources required, such as time and space.

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