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- a shortened form of the more correct [[transition rule]] | - a shortened form of the more correct [[transition rule]] | ||
- an ordered pair (current cellstate, new cellstate). | - an ordered pair (current cellstate, new cellstate). There are n^2 possible '''transitions''' in a n-state rule. If one requires the two cellstates to be different, like in the dictionary definition for 'transition', there are n^2-n such ordered pairs. | ||
There are n^2 possible transitions in a n-state rule. If one requires the two cellstates to be different, like in the dictionary definition for 'transition', there are n^2-n such ordered pairs. | |||
Revision as of 05:38, 3 June 2024
Transition can refer to:
- a shortened form of the more correct transition rule
- an ordered pair (current cellstate, new cellstate). There are n^2 possible transitions in a n-state rule. If one requires the two cellstates to be different, like in the dictionary definition for 'transition', there are n^2-n such ordered pairs.