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Two-dimensional cellular automata and deterministic on-line tessalation automata
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    Two-dimensional cellular automata and deterministic on-line tessalation automata (English)
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    30 July 2003
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    cellular automata
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    deterministic on-line tessalation automata
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    real time
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    linear
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    time
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    closure property
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