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Cellular Automata

List of resources on cellular automata and related areas.

Cellular Automata

CA Loops
Self reproducing Cellular Automata loops, including Java applet.

CALResCo
Excellent resource for Complexity and ALife research, including Cellular Automata resources.

CAM Brain Project
Brain Builder Group at ATR, a research lab in Kyoto, Japan, is building an artificial brain using evolved cellular automata based neural circuit modules.

Capow
Cellular Automata Electric Power is an ongoing project at CAMCOS at San Jose State University. Since 1994 it has been researching new kinds of continuous-valued cellular automata for use in simulating the flow of electricity in a powergrid.

Cellular Automata
Articles and reports on cellular automata by Stephen Wolfram, creator of "Mathematica".

Cellular Automata
"Life might look like a mathematical game, but it lives up to its ambitious name. Cellular automata could reveal a lot about how the universe works and maybe even about how life began." Excellent page with applets, explanations and links.

Cellular Computing
Wealth of information on cellular computing and parallel cellular machines from Moshe Sipper.

Exploring CA
Here you can explore the space of cellular automata (CA), using a sequence of interactive pages for generating CA with certain properties, by tuning some parameters.

FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Cellular Automata.

Game of Life
The most popular cellular automata, developed by mathematician John Conway of the University of Cambridge, England, in the late sixties.

MCLife
Freeware program whose main purpose is exploring existing and creating new rules and patterns of Life and other Cellular Automata.

Primordial Soup Kitchen
David Griffeath is a math professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. More importantly (at least for us), he is a creator of this excellent site dedicated to CA and related topics. You should really try his cooking!

XToys
Set of cellular automata simulator written for Xwindows.