particle systems and cellular automata
Particle systems and cellular automata are both computational models used in computer science to simulate complex behaviors. Particle systems are used to simulate the movement and interaction of individual particles, while cellular automata are used to model the behavior of a grid of cells based on a set of rules. In some cases, particle systems can be used within cellular automata simulations to track the movement and behavior of individual particles within the grid of cells.
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