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Applied mathematics / Theory of computation / Computability theory / Formal languages / Automata theory / Cellular automaton / Recursively enumerable set / Recursively enumerable language / Universal Turing machine / Theoretical computer science / Turing machine / Computer science
Date: 2013-03-26 14:30:37
Applied mathematics
Theory of computation
Computability theory
Formal languages
Automata theory
Cellular automaton
Recursively enumerable set
Recursively enumerable language
Universal Turing machine
Theoretical computer science
Turing machine
Computer science

Nonrecursive Cellular Automata Invariant Sets

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