21. John Conway's Game Of Life john conway's Game of Life The Game of Life was invented by john conway (as you might have gathered). The game is played on a field of cells, each http://www.tech.org/~stuart/life/rules.html

John Conway's Game of Life The Rules The Game of Life was invented by John Conway (as you might have gathered). The game is played on a field of cells, each of which has eight neighbors (adjacent cells). A cell is either occupied (by an organism) or not. The rules for deriving a generation from the previous one are these: Death If an occupied cell has 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 occupied neighbors, the organism dies (0, 1: of loneliness; 4 thru 8: of overcrowding). Survival If an occupied cell has two or three neighbors, the organism survives to the next generation. Birth If an unoccupied cell has three occupied neighbors, it becomes occupied. Where You Can Find More The original article describing the game can be found in the April 1970 issue of Scientific American , page 120. C language implementation of the algorithm as a solution to a homework problem. Java implementation of the game. Much cooler than mine. Another Java implementation of the game. Also much cooler than mine. A PostScript implementation, of all things. Very cool!

22. Paul's Page Of Conway's Life Miscellany Patterns, Programs, and Links for conway's Game of Life. Update (11Feb-01) This is the new location for the Game of Life page that I began in 1995 while at johns Hopkins. A Web-page implementation of john conway's Game of Life http://www.radicaleye.com/lifepage

Patterns, Programs, and Links for Conway's Game of Life Update (11-Feb-01) This is the new location for the Game of Life page that I began in 1995 while at Johns Hopkins. If you have a link to the old URL, I'd appreciate it a lot if you could update it. I'm cleaning up some broken links for this release. Otherwise, it is roughly where I left it in 1998. The web has exploded with Life and general cellular automata resources since I began work on this page. An excellent starting point is the Open Directory Life index , maintained by Mirek Wojtowicz. My email address is callahanp@acm.org . Despite my inactivity on these pages, I still read this mail regularly and appreciate comments. I don't always remember to answer it, so send me a reminder if you don't hear from me in a couple of weeks. Paul Contents Welcome About the Picture Browsable Pattern Catalog Selected Topics ... Off-line Resources Welcome catalog and take a look. I should mention that while writing this page, I have generally assumed that the reader has at least heard of the Game of Life. But if you haven't, please don't let that stand in your way.

23. Life A simple Java implementation of conway's classic game of life. Use stock starting points or draw your own. http://psych.hanover.edu/JavaTest/Play/Life.html

John Conway's Game of Life Below is a java version of John Conway's Game of Life. It is fairly simple to use. You can select some default starting points by using the combination box on the left of the bottom control panel. You can also add cells directly by clicking on the grid. If you click and drag, you add cells. If you simply click on the grid you will change the cell - a blank cell will be filled and a filled cell will be empty. Pressing the start button will start the program. Pressing stop will stop the program and allow you to enter new cells or figures. The clear button starts the process over. The Rules: Below are the rules to life: For a space that is 'populated': Each cell with one or no neighbors dies, as if by loneliness. Each cell with four or more neighbors dies, as if by overpopulation. Each cell with two or three neighbors survives. For a space that is 'empty' or 'unpopulated' Each cell with three neighbors becomes populated. In this version, the space is finite but unbounded - that is, in counting neighbors I wrap the grid around at the edges. The set of presets is quite limited at this time.

24. Andrew's Home Page A hexagonal version of john conway's game of life, for Windows and Macintosh. http://members.optusnet.com.au/thekingdoms/download/index.html#HexCells

Download Home Back... Software Date uploaded Software downloads Cost QTPresenter 24.Jan Program to present movie files fullscreen free Note: To download: right-click (or control-click) a link and select Download Link To Disk (or Save Target As) Macintosh Mac OS X ( Requires GedView 26.Jul.2003 Program to view/navigate GEDCOM files free Note: To download: right-click (or control-click) a link and select Download Link To Disk (or Save Target As) Macintosh Mac OS X Windows IFS 20.Jan.2004 Colour IFS (iterated function system) generator. free Note: To download: right-click (or control-click) a link and select Download Link To Disk (or Save Target As) more details... Macintosh Mac OS X Windows IFS files for IFS-Mu folder (data files) HexCells 1.0.1 23.Aug.2003 A hexagonal version of John Conway's game of life. free Note: To download: right-click (or control-click) a link and select Download Link To Disk (or Save Target As) more details...

25. John Conway's Games john conway s Games. Mathematician john conway has long been fascinated by these games, and wrote the book On Numbers and Games (New York Academic Press, Inc. http://www.cs.uidaho.edu/~casey931/seminar/nim.html

John Conway's Games Perhaps you recognize this picture as being a game. A game that is played with toothpicks. A game that falls into the classification of Nim-type games This is a game for two players. It is traditionally played with toothpicks, but can be played with pebbles, scraps of paper, or any kind of marking piece. At each turn, a player may remove any number of toothpicks from exactly one row. The player that starts, for example, can remove one, two, or three toothpicks from the row with three toothpicks, either or both toothpicks from the row with two toothpicks, or the single toothpick that sits alone in a row by itself. The player who removes the last toothpick looses. Play the game a few times and see if you can figure out the strategy that will always let you win. Mathematician John Conway has long been fascinated by these games, and wrote the book On Numbers and Games (New York: Academic Press, Inc. 1976) to show the relationship between these games and theories of transfinite numbers. Thus, developing strategies for always winning the games is also developing strategies for understanding theories of numbers a pursuit that is worth a school child's time.

26. Look And Say (audioactive Evolution) Creates a special kind of summation formula created by john conway. http://www.btinternet.com/~se16/js/looknsay.htm

Look and Say Look and say is a simple sequence generator: for example start with and describe it as one one , which might be written which in turn could be described as two ones , which might be written which in turn could be described as one two, one one , which might be written ... etc. There is more information below , but this page provides a JavaScript function written by Henry Bottomley for extending the sequence. Just click on the Look and Write button. You can also change the starting point, just by typing something into the large box. Go to: Top of page Henry Bottomley's home page This comprises digits after cycles, times the previous length. More information John Conway (formerly a professor at Cambridge and now at Princeton) has shown that the asymptotic rate of growth of the length of the string is just over 1.3. He has written about the sequence and some similarities with molecular and atomic chemistry with Richard Guy in The Book of Numbers . "Audioactive" is a pun based on the Look and Say method and radioactive elements. Online information includes Stephen Finch's page for Mathsoft on Conway's Constant , my pages on the evolution of the 92 elements and their seven possible orderings , Mario Hilgemeier's writings in Fractal Horizons , on audioactive decay and fractals, and a number of pages (only sometimes available) from Eric Weisstein's CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics on Look and Say Sequence Conway's Constant Conway Sequence , and Cosmological Theorem Go to: Top of page Henry Bottomley's home page 92 audioactive elements Seven orderings for the 92 elements ... JavaScript examples

27. Conway, John Horton Definition Of Conway, John Horton In Computing. What Is Conw Computer term of conway, john Horton in the Computing Dictionary and Thesaurus. Provides search by definition of conway, john Horton. http://computing-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Conway, John Horton

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28. Charles Seife: Impressions Of Conway Mathemagician. ( Original title Impressions of conway)           " Have I done this to you yet?" He grabbed my hand and held it out in front of him, palm down. my hand suddenly was emblazoned with big red letters. " john H. conway's Seal of Grudging Approval http://www.users.cloud9.net/~cgseife/conway.html

Mathemagician (Original title: Impressions of Conway) Soho Madonna , which sported a scantily clad woman on its cover. "I don't remember buying this." He tossed it aside. "Oh, well. In any case, Knuth's book was in the form of a novel. I was God. There were two main characters, Alice and Bill, and a third character named C speaks from the sky. In the beginning, they find a stone inscribed 'And Conway created numbers.'" After a frantic search, Conway gave up looking for the book, and trundled back to the lounge. "I daydreamed for weeks about these wonderful numbers. I often do that. I have what I call a 'white hot period' which lasts for a few days. I can't sleep, and I am completely absorbed with a problem. This used to get my wife terribly, terribly upset. After the white hot phase, I enter a daydreaming phase for a few weeks." He frowned slightly. "These phases are becoming less and less frequent." [This is actually a pre-edited version, and differs slightly from the published

29. Walker Art Center : The Shock Of The View : John Frederick Kensett A critique of Kensett's painting Mount Washington from the Valley of conway. http://www.walkerart.org/salons/shockoftheview/object/sv_object2_kensett.html

John Frederick Kensett Mount Washington from the Valley of Conway, 1851 Oil on canvas Jennifer Hughs, Davis Museum and Cultural Center Wellesley College John Frederick Kensett's Mount Washington from the Valley of Conway majestically illustrates 19th-century America's hopes and ambitions with convincing realism and sentiment. A rocky dirt path leads into a nest of houses , a church and a few town buildings whose rooftops and steeples peak out from a sheltering valley of trees and farmlands. Resting below the massive Mount Washington off in the distance, the valley is protectively enclosed by the mountains of the Appalachian Mountain range. This hilltop panoramic view personalizes the painting, giving the viewer a physical and spiritual sense of coming home. A diminutive figure can be seen reclining under a shady tree while tending to wandering sheep that dot the hilltop. Another figure is walking slowly along further down the path, as if taking in the scene around him.

30. John Conway's Game Of Life john conway's Game of Life. with apologies to Eric Bina. Follow this link to a brief description of the rules and a pointer to some other implementations. Warning THIS IS NOT REALLY A GAME. This http://www.research.digital.com/nsl/projects/life/life.html

John Conway's Game of Life ...with apologies to Eric Bina. Follow this link to a brief description of the rules and a pointer to some other implementations. Warning: THIS IS NOT REALLY A GAME This is not really a game. It is an implementation of a cellular automata that John H. Conway chose to call "The Game of Life." It simulates the birth, death, etc., of organisms based on certain rules If you like Tetris, you might find this amusing. If you studied Computer Science, you might have heard of it. If you are currently studying Computer Science, you might be here looking for source code. If you are expecting a game that you can win, this is not for you. The reviewers at Point rated this a The Game You can choose from one of the following initial generations: Blank X (becomes stable) Cross (becomes stable) Glider Diagonal Egg (stable pattern) Exploder (large!) Exploder (dies in the end) r-Pentamino (courtesy of David C. Nelson) Get the Caveats In general ... This implementation of John Conway's Game of Life uses checkboxes to represent cells. As grid size and generation count grow, so grows the number of checkboxes. Your WWW client may or may not take this well; the large number of checkboxes can make scrolling and redrawing very painful.

31. Conway, John Horton (1937-) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biograp conway, john Horton (1937), This entry contributed by Diana conway. English-American mathematician born in Liverpool, England. conway http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Conway.html

Branch of Science Mathematicians Nationality American ... Conway Conway, John Horton (1937-) This entry contributed by Diana Conway English-American mathematician born in Liverpool, England. Conway was educated at the University of Cambridge, and taught at Cambridge as a mathematical logician upon graduation. He remained at Cambridge for many years before joining the Princeton faculty in 1986. At Princeton, he is currently John von Neumann Distinguished Professor of Mathematics), and remains an honorary fellow of Gonville and Caius College. Conway is the author or co-author of at least ten books, and of many expository articles which have had substantial impact not just on research mathematicians but on mathematical amateurs as well. Conway has a rare gift for naming mathematical objects, and for inventing useful mathematical notations. He is perhaps most widely known for his invention and naming of the "game of life " cellular automaton sometimes known as "Conway's game of Life." Conway's joy in doing mathematics is clearly evident in all that he writes. References Albers, D. J. and Alexanderson, G. L. (Eds.).

32. Conway Tool & Forge :: Hand Wrought Iron Made In The Hills john Passiglia, blacksmith, specializes in traditional as well as modern handwrought iron. His shop, the conway Tool Forge, is located in conway, MA. home of the flying hotdog. http://www.ironjohnny.com/

Hand Wrought Iron Made in the Hills MENU Home Garden Household Kitchen ... Iron Johnny's Favorite Links Welcome to the Conway Tool and Forge home of the flying hotdog! I’ve been forging iron for over ten years. Balancing a degree in sculpture from the University of Massachusetts with traditional training as a blacksmith, I use old-world techniques to fabricate my unique contemporary designs." "I produce a variety of items for the house and garden; everything from candlesticks to railings and pot-racks to trellises. My aim is to combine artistry with utility. All my interior ironwork is quenched in hot oil to provide a durable yet beautiful finish, which emphasizes the character of the iron. Most of my exterior ironwork is left untreated so that it may age naturally. From rustic to refined, I enjoy producing metalwork of all variety that will endure for generations." Support Your Local Blacksmith If you see something you like or have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us: ironjohnny@msn.com You are visitor # Come again soon!

33. Conway Biography of john H conway (19370BC) john Horton conway. Born 26 Dec 1937 in Liverpool, England mathematics was when he was at primary school, john conway must have had it firmly fixed in http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Conway.html

John Horton Conway Born: 26 Dec 1937 in Liverpool, England Click the picture above to see six larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index John H Conway 's father was a chemistry laboratory assistant. John became interested in mathematics at a very early age and his mother recalled that he could recite the powers of two when aged four years. John's young years were difficult for he grew up in Britain at a time of wartime shortages. At primary school John was outstanding and he topped almost every class. Despite not having any clear idea of what mathematics was when he was at primary school, John Conway must have had it firmly fixed in his mind that he would become a mathematician. When he went to be interviewed at age eleven before entering secondary school he was asked what he wanted to be when he grew up and he replied that he wanted to be a mathematician at Cambridge. He excelled at secondary school, not in all his subjects but certainly his performance in mathematics was by far the best of any of the pupils. Mathematics was not the only subject which interested him, however, for he also had spells of deep interest in astronomy and at other times in fossils. The interest in astronomy has remained with him and he lists it as one of his interests today. After leaving seconday school, Conway entered Gonville and Caius College Cambridge to study mathematics. He was awarded his BA in 1959 and began to undertake research in

34. Geometry And The Imagination In Minneapolis Geometry exercises for a twoweek summer workshop led by john conway, Peter Doyle, Jane Gilman and Bill Thurston at the Geometry Center in Minneapolis, June 1991. http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/docs/doyle/mpls/handouts/handouts.html

35. Rutgers Physics: Research At The Collider Detector At Fermilab Back to Rutgers Physics Home Page. Please send any comments on this page to john conway, conway@physics.rutgers.edu. Revised September 26, 1996. http://www.physics.rutgers.edu/hex_old/group-hex-CDF.html

Rutgers University Department of Physics and Astronomy Research at the Collider Detector at Fermilab Professors John S. Conway, Thomas J. Devlin, Amit Lath, Sunil Somalwar, and Terence L. Watts Rutgers is a collaborator in the construction and operation of CDF , the Collider Detector at Fermilab Rutgers faculty, postdoctoral participants, and students have helped upgrade major parts of the trigger and data acquisition system for the new runs, in particular extending the multiprocessor "computer farm," the third level of the trigger that selects the most interesting events. A new effort was also recently completed to improve the second level trigger for tau leptons, which due to their mass can be a result of processes involving the charged and/or neutral Higgs bosons. This trigger employs neural network chips to select calorimeter energy deposits that originate from tau decays to hadrons and electrons, while rejecting the large background from quark and gluon jets. CDF will undergo a major upgrade in the coming few years, and will begin a major new set of running periods in mid 1999, called Run II. The Tevatron will be upgraded as well to provide a factor of ten more luminosity, which will in turn lead to the production of hundreds of top quark events and significantly extend the range of discovery of new phenomena. Please send any comments on this page to John Conway

36. Geometry And The Imagination An online course by john conway, Peter Doyle, Jane Gilman and Bill Thurston in HTML and PostScript. http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/docs/education/institute91/

37. Conway, John Horton From FOLDOC conway, john Horton. Nearby terms convert.f90 « Convex Computer Corporation « convex hull « conway, john Horton » conway s Law » conway s Life » cooC. http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?Conway, John Horton

38. Thrackle.org john conway's Thrackle Conjecture a compilation of what is known about the question. http://www.thrackle.org/

thrackle.org This drawing shows a few lines connecting a few points such that each two lines intersect each other exactly once - when one counts common endpoints as intersections. Can one have more lines than points in this way? In this case the number is the same: there are six points and six lines. And in this case it is not possible to add a line between two points which intersects all other lines just once! (Try it) This problem is known as John Conway's Thrackle Problem. A short write-up explains most of what is known about it! (Additions, anyone?) Stephan Wehner ; December 2000. (Yes, the editor of Traffic Life Running Apache-AdvancedExtranetServer under Mandrake Linux , based on GNU

39. AnyBook4Less.com - Author: John H. Conway Search results for Author john H. conway by Elwyn R. Berlekamp, john H. conway, Richard K by R.A. conway, john H. Frick, David J http://www.anybook4less.com/author/John H. Conway.html

AnyBook4Less.com Find the Best Price on the Web Order from a Major Online Bookstore Home Store List FAQ Contact Us Compare prices on Contact Lenses Ultimate Book Price Comparison Engine Save Your Time And Money Keyword Author ISBN Title: Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays, Vol. 1 by Elwyn R. Berlekamp John H. Conway Richard K. Guy ISBN: Publisher: AK Peters, Ltd. Pub. Date: 01 January, 2001 List Price: Amazon.com Price: Title: Mainstreaming Anthropology Experiences in Government Employment (Napa Bulletin, No 5) by Karen J. Hanson John J. Conway Jack Alexander H. Max Drake ISBN: Publisher: American Anthropological Association Pub. Date: February, 1988 List Price: Amazon.com Price: Title: The Triangle Book by John H. Conway Steve Sigur ISBN: Publisher: AK Peters Ltd Pub. Date: 15 December, 2002 List Price: Amazon.com Price: Title: Winning Ways: For Your Mathematical Plays by Elwyn R. Berlekamp Richard K. Guy John H. Conway ISBN: Publisher: Academic Press Pub. Date: August, 1982 List Price: Amazon.com Price: Title: Hazardous and Industrial Solid Waste Minimization Practices (Astm Special Technical Publication, 1043) by R.A. Conway

40. CONWAY, JOHN HORTON - Meaning And Definition Of The Word conway, john HORTON Dictionary Entry and Meaning. Computing Dictionary. Definition john Horton conway. COPYRIGHT © 20002003 WEBNOX CORP. http://www.hyperdictionary.com/computing/conway, john horton

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