Rule 30: one black cell
Rule 30, Stephen Wolfram's favourite simple program, explained from scratch with live visuals, and where five days of work on his first prize question stands.
Summary
Stephen Wolfram’s Rule 30 is a cellular automaton that illustrates complex behavior emerging from simple rules. The article provides a thorough explanation of Rule 30, supported by live visuals, and details Wolfram’s progress on his first prize question over the course of five days. The focus is on the implications of Rule 30 in understanding complex systems.
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