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Cellular automata. A discrete universe Andrew Ilachinski
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company

Aug 7, 2006 - As a reminder, the Zuse-Fredkin Thesis is a Church-type thesis which claims additionally that the universe being a Cellular Automaton can be understood in terms of the evolution of Cellular Automata. With Stephen Wolfram's, since Wolfram does not intend to imply that the universe is a classical cellular automaton but rather conceives of a discrete universe based on systems performing simple rules and producing all the complex behavior we find in nature. With enough time, you could give a distinct WolframTones composition to every atom in the universe. Jan 20, 2009 - the oposite; the remachination of the human, i think is more where i stand. Cellular Automata (often abbreviated CA) are limited grids of discrete cells. I'm always moving to ideas of a discrete universe ticking away like some vast cellular automata – that the world isn't analog but is digital. Apr 11, 2012 - And when they duplicate waves in a discrete system, they often think of something like a cellular automaton (CA) running a discrete approximation to the wave equation. Apr 24, 2006 - Cellular Automata are a tools for exploring, in a simplified universe, how vastly complex systems can arise from the simplest of principles. Of contiguous black cells at a certain height and mapping it to a single note played by the same instrument. Here's an example of what I mean. The result for elementary cellular automaton Rule 30, starting from a single black cell, is shown below transcribed in the Scriabin musical scale and using a grand piano.