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ORCID14th Automata 2008: Bristol, UK
- Andrew Adamatzky, Ramón Alonso-Sanz, Anna T. Lawniczak, Genaro Juárez Martínez, Kenichi Morita, Thomas Worsch:
Automata 2008: Theory and Applications of Cellular Automata, Bristol, UK, June 12-14, 2008. Luniver Press, Frome, UK 2008, ISBN 978-1-905986-16-3 - Nick Owens, Susan Stepney:
Investigations of Game of Life cellular automata rules on Penrose Tilings: lifetime and ash statistics. 1-35 - Maurice Margenstern, Yu Song:
A new universal cellular automaton on the pentagrid. 36-54 - Edward Jack Powley, Susan Stepney:
Automorphisms of transition graphs for a linear cellular automaton. 55-69 - Burton Voorhees:
The discrete Baker transformation. 70-71 - Ramón Alonso-Sanz, Larry Bull:
Elementary coupled cellular automata with memory. 72-99 - Ville Lukkarila:
On undecidability of sensitivity of reversible cellular automata. 100-105 - Kenichi Morita:
A 24-state universal one-dimensional reversible cellular automaton. 106-113 - Juan Carlos Seck Tuoh Mora, Manuel González Hernández, Harold V. McIntosh, Sergio V. Chapa Vergara:
Construction of reversible cellular automata by amalgamations and permutations of states. 114-125 - Andrew Wuensche:
Encryption using cellular automata chain-rules. 126-138 - Gina M. B. Oliveira, Heverton B. Macêdo, Augusto A. B. Branquinho, Marcelo J. L. Lima:
A cryptographic model based on the pre-image calculus of cellular automata. 139-155 - Angelo Schranko, Paulo E. Florencio, Rogério M. Ywassa, Pedro Paulo Balbi de Oliveira:
A definition of conservation degree for one-dimensional cellular automata rules. 156-173 - Hiroshi Umeo, Naoki Kamikawa, Jean-Baptiste Yunès:
A family of smallest symmetrical four-state firing squad synchronization protocols for one-dimensional ring cellular automata. 174-186 - Emmanuel Sapin:
New approach to search for gliders in cellular automata. 187-195 - Fumio Ohi:
Chaotic properties of elementary cellular automaton rule 168 of Wolfram class I. 196-207 - Martin Kutrib, Andreas Malcher:
Real-time reversible language recognition by cellular automata. 208-221 - Andreas Malcher, Carlo Mereghetti, Beatrice Palano:
Recent results on iterative arrays with small space bounds. 222-227 - Marcus Komann, Dietmar Fey:
Solving the problem of enforced restriction to few states while evolving cellular automata. 228-241 - Masaya Nohmi:
Analysis of five-cell neighborhood linear cellular automaton. 242-252 - Matthias Schulz:
How far is to the next recurrent configuration? An NP-complete problem in the sandpile model. 253-269 - Hidenosuke Nishio, Thomas Worsch:
Changing the neighborhood of CA: local structure, equivalence and reversibility. 270-277 - Jia Lee, Ferdinand Peper:
On Brownian cellular automata. 278-291 - Larry Bull, Ramón Alonso-Sanz:
On coupling random Boolean networks. 292-305 - Thomas Worsch:
Cellular automata with dynamically reconfigurable buses. 306-312 - David Dalrymple, Neil Gershenfeld, Kailiang Chen:
Asynchronous logic automata. 313-322 - Luidnel Maignan, Frédéric Gruau:
A 1D cellular automaton that moves particles until regular spatial placement. 323-338 - Takahiro Ito, Shuichi Inokuchi, Yoshihiro Mizoguchi:
An abstract collision system. 339-355 - Genaro Juárez Martínez, Andrew Adamatzky, Harold V. McIntosh, Benjamin de Lacy Costello:
Computation by competing patterns: Life rule B2/S2345678. 356-367 - Jaime Serquera, Eduardo Reck Miranda:
Cellular automata sound synthesis: from histograms to spectrograms. 368-380 - Olga L. Bandman:
Mapping physical phenomena onto CA-models. 381-397 - Patrick Ediger, Rolf Hoffmann:
Optimizing the creature's rule for all-to-all communication. 398-412 - Mitsuru Matsushima, Katsunobu Imai, Chuzo Iwamoto, Kenichi Morita:
A Java based three-dimensional cellular automata simulator and its application to three-dimensional Larger than Life. 413-416 - Iztok Jeras:
Solving cellular automata problems with SAGE/Python. 417-424 - Lynette van Zijl, Eugene Smal:
Cellular automata with cell clustering. 425-441 - André Barbé:
From cellular automata to a random artificial chemistry producing symmetric replicas. 442-452 - William R. Buckley:
Signal crossing solutions in von Neumann self-replicating cellular automata. 453-503 - Martin Hülse, David Robert Wallace Barr, Piotr Dudek:
Cellular automata and non-static image processing for embodied robot systems on a massively parallel processor array. 504-513 - Alexsandro Souza Mariano, Gina M. B. Oliveira:
Evolving one-dimensional radius-2 cellular automata rules for the synchronization task. 514-526 - Anna T. Lawniczak, Bruno N. Di Stefano:
Development of CA model of highway traffic. 527-541 - Stefania Bandini, Sara Manzoni, Leonardo Vanneschi:
Evolving robust cellular automata rules with genetic programming. 542-556 - Michael Duane Archer:
A simple cellular automata model for FX market forecasting. 557-572 - Anna T. Lawniczak, Hao Wu, Bruno N. Di Stefano:
DDoS attack detection using entropy of packet traffic in CA like data communication network model. 573-585 - Danuta Makowiec:
On modeling of the heart pacemaker by cellular automata - topology issue. 586-600 - Graeme J. Pettet, Colin P. Please, Ricardo L. Colasanti, Rebecca A. Dawson, Jos Malda:
A cellular automata simulation of calcium driven tissue differentiation in human skin equivalent models. 601-610
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