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Paul Chapman is a Life enthusiast who made major contributions to the Game of Life. These include the following:
- 2002-constructed a Minsky Register Machine[1] (a machine of the same capability as a Turing machine), which he extended to a Universal Register Machine, a finite universal computer
- 2003-constructed the first universal regulator
- 2004-consturcted the Chapman-Greene construction arm
- Developed the Glue slow salvo search program
- 2013-Developed the Seeds of Destruction Game, an interactive search application
References
- ↑ Andrew Adamatzky. "Game of Life Cellular Automata. 25.1.4".