#MCell 2.20
#GAME Larger than Life
#RULE R1,C0,M1,S1..1,B1..1,NN
#BOARD 160x160
#SPEED 0
#WRAP 1
#CCOLORS 2
#D      A popular form of recreational mathematics is to grow fractals,
#D snowflakes, and related patterns from simple CA rules. Here is a nice
#D example provided by Kellie Evans. The rule is an LTL model in which cell
#D x is occupied next time if and only if the range 1 Diamond neighborhood
#D centered at x contains exactly 1 occupied cell this time. Started from a
#D configuration of two diagonally adjacent occupied cells, a periodic
#D tiling emerges in two quadrants of the plane while complex dynamics
#D occupy the other two quadrants. We have named this experiment in homage
#D to Rudy Rucker. His book "Artificial Life Lab" (Waite Group, 1993)
#D suggests that the three fundamental characteristics of life are gnarl,
#D sex and death. Check it out.
#D 
#D David Griffeath
#L .A$A
