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Algebraic Properties of the Block Transformation on Cellular Automata (1995)  (Make Corrections)  (4 citations)
Cristopher Moore, Arthur A. Drisko
COMPSYSTS: Complex Systems



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Abstract: By grouping several sites together into one, a cellular automaton can be transformed into another with more states and a smaller neighborhood; if the neighborhood has just two sites, we can think of the resulting CA rule as a binary operation. We show that if the blocked rule satisfies an identity which holds for a broad class of algebras, then the underlying rule must have essentially the same structure, and must depend only on its leftmost and rightmost inputs; roughly speaking, that... (Update)

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...structure cannot have a block algebra with any of these simple algebraic properties. Preliminary versions of these results appeared in [6], where Theorem 1 was proved for a much smaller class of algebras we called special medial. 2 Preliminaries A binary operation or...

.... one with r 0 = 1=2 where each site has only two predecessors in a staggered space time: Phi(a) i = OE(a i Gamma1=2 ; a i 1=2 ) See [24] for a study of this transformation s algebraic properties. We can then think of the CA rule as a binary algebra, where OE(a; b) a...

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C. Moore and A. Drisko, "Algebraic properties of the block transformation on cellular automata." Santa Fe Institute Working Paper 95-09-080. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/moore95algebraic.html   More

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    author = "Moore and Drisko",
    title = "Algebraic Properties of the Block Transformation on Cellular Automata",
    journal = "COMPSYSTS: Complex Systems",
    volume = "10",
    year = "1996",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/moore95algebraic.html" }
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