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Game of Life

John Conway's Game of Life is perhaps the most well known of all cellular automata. It is a two-dimensional, two-state CA with three simple rules:

  • A live cell with two or three live neighbours stays alive (survival)
  • A dead cell with exactly three live neighbours becomes a live cell (birth)
  • A cell with more than three live neighbours or less than one neighbour dies or stays dead (overcrowding or loneliness)
    (more...)

Start Game of Life!

Instructions

To Run the Simulation:
  1. Click ‘Start Game of Life!’ button to open
  2. Click Randomise button OR Click on the Draw button then Click and Drag in the empty frame to ‘draw’
  3. Click the ‘Run’ button

Lorenz Attractor

Edward Lorenz's strange attractor is a classic example of chaotic behaviour in a dynamical system. (more...)

Start Lorenz Attractor!

Instructions

  1. Click ‘Start Lorenz’s Attractor!’ button to open
  2. Enter parameters in the windows on the RHS
  3. Click on the ‘Trace’ button to see the simulation run, OR
  4. Click on the ‘Calculate’ button to see the final result

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