Endemic
An object is said to be endemic to a rule if it can only exist in that rule, i.e. if no change in the rule's birth and survival conditions supports the object.[1] The term is understood to be relative to a certain class of cellular automata, e.g. outer-totalistic Life-like cellular automata or isotropic non-totalistic Life-like cellular automata.
Also see
- Polyglot
- List of outer-totalistically endemic patterns
- List of isotropically endemic patterns
gollark: What was debacleish about them?
gollark: Where's the moon phases page?
gollark: Simple.
gollark: As it's constantly always filled, they come out green.
gollark: Maybe it's based on the current filledness of DR?
References
- Rhombic (November 18, 2017). Re: Miscellaneous Discoveries in Other Cellular Automata (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums
External links
- Endemic periodic patterns and still lifes (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums
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