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List of Figures

  1. A sample of evolution according to Rule 110.
  2. Rules nearby Rule 110
  3. A (2,2) glider rule
  4. A (4,1/2) glider rule
  5. treeb
  6. treea
  7. Tile format
  8. The plane tiled by T1 triangles.
  9. The plane tiled by T2 triangles
  10. T3 tiling
  11. T3 hexes
  12. squished
  13. Glider map
  14. T4 Tiling
  15. T5 Tiling
  16. allt5
  17. T6 Tiling
  18. T6 mosaic
  19. Left shifting
  20. Periodic configurations
  21. Right shifting
  22. to1in6
  23. to1in8
  24. evolution of T23
  25. evolution of T26
  26. Subset diagram
  27. plaid
  28. Mean field curves
  29. Two-block contours
  30. decay1
  31. t18bdr5
  32. The 2/5 tiles
  33. Some 2/5 gliders
  34. Three alpha species
  35. alfethiface
  36. Two 4/6 tiles
  37. First 4/6 species background
  38. Second 4/6 species background
  39. four every six
  40. one every six
  41. left 1/6 second
  42. left 1/6 first
  43. generic 1/6
  44. T1 based gliders
  45. thin A's
  46. thick A's
  47. De Bruijn diagram for A-gliders
  48. De Bruijn diagram for (4,6)-gliders
  49. T1 based B gliders
  50. De Bruijn diagram for B-gliders
  51. tiling diagram for B-bar-gliders
  52. varied BBars
  53. C gliders
  54. C sequence
  55. De Bruijn diagram for C-gliders
  56. D gliders
  57. Two D variants
  58. E gliders
  59. Ebar glider
  60. F Glider
  61. G gliders
  62. extension of G-gliders
  63. H glider
  64. Glider gun
  65. A's and B's colliding with C's
  66. A and B collide, vanish
  67. A and C collide, leave C
  68. A and C collide, leave F
  69. A and D2 collide to make D1
  70. A and D collide to make C2
  71. A and E collide
  72. A and E2 collide
  73. A and E3 collide
  74. A and E4 collide
  75. AEBarmeet
  76. A tetrad and EBar collide producing C2
  77. AFmeet
  78. A and F collide producing EBar
  79. A tetrad and F collide producing C3 or D
  80. A pentad and F collide producing C3 or D
  81. AGmeet
  82. B and C collide, leave C, D or E
  83. BB and C collide, leave D or E
  84. BBB and C collide, leave E's or EBar,A
  85. B and D1 collide, leave E
  86. B and D2 collide, leave EBar and A
  87. AFmeet
  88. nB's and D1 collide
  89. E swatch
  90. B and EBar collide
  91. B and F collisions
  92. B and G collide
  93. Table where C collides with E, EBar, F
  94. C - En collisions
  95. C collides with E23
  96. C2 collides with E
  97. En eats C3
  98. EBar can pass C2
  99. C - F alignment
  100. C1 collides with F
  101. G approaches C
  102. C - G collision tables
  103. EBar collides with F
  104. E's pass C's
  105. chain23
  106. chain23
  107. C3eatsE's
  108. ACD
  109. Large triangles are hard to pack
  110. Initial stages of one cell evolution
  111. Final stages of one cell evolution


Jose Manuel Gomez Soto 2002-01-31