Phase Transitions in a 2D Cellular Automata - A 3D View

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When the initial density of occupied cells goes above 0.5, there is a sudden transition from a final state that is eventually vacant to one that is eventually fully occupied.

By Stephen Wolfram and Kovas Boguta

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