File:Rule 184 deposition.svg
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| Description | The en:Rule 184 en:cellular automaton as a model of surface deposition. In a layer of particles forming a diagonally-oriented square lattice, new particles stick in each time step to the local minima of the surface. The cellular automaton states model the local slope of the surface. |
| Date | 5 May 2007 (original upload date) |
| Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons. |
| Author | David Eppstein at English Wikipedia |
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- 2007-05-05 02:59 David Eppstein 882×378×0 (65393 bytes) The [[Rule 184]] [[cellular automaton]] as a model of surface [[Deposition (Aerosol physics)|deposition]]. In a layer of particles forming a diagonally-oriented square lattice, new particles stick in each time step to the local minima of the surface. The
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| current | 03:00, 13 March 2010 | | 882 × 378 (64 KB) | David Eppstein | Fix fonts |
| 00:22, 25 July 2007 |  | 882 × 378 (64 KB) | David Eppstein | {{Information |Description=The en:Rule 184 en:cellular automaton as a model of surface deposition. In a layer of particles forming a diagonally-oriented square lattice, new particles stick in each time step t |
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