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#REDIRECT [[Wolfram's classification#Class one cellular automata]]
'''Class one''' [[cellular automata]] are those where the development of all [[pattern]]s tends towards [[vacuum]].
 
Class one has many similarities to [[class two cellular automata]]. It is frequently simple to prove that no [[growth pattern]] can exist in a [[Life-like]] or closely related cellular automaton. The nonexistence of [[still life]]s or [[oscillator]]s can be, however, more difficult. As such, it can be difficult to distinguish class two CA whose [[ash]] has extremely low [[density]] from class one.
 
===See also===
* [[Class three cellular automata]]
* [[Class four cellular automata]]

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