“Life in Life,” from a short documentary on the Game of Life by ... stamp-collection pattern. Patterns that didn’t change one generation to the next, Dr. Conway called still lifes ...

If you'd like to try out Conway's Game of Life, it's easy to do. There's a solid Web-based game of life implementation here that will let you experiment with basic patterns. If you want to go ...

We've seen several implementations of Conway's Game of Life that ... Here's a primer on Life from Math.com. Visit Mansfield's site and try out some different patterns and see what evolves.

Conway’s Game of Life is a beautiful example of how complex behavior can emerge from a few very simple rules. But while it uses biological terminology such as “cells”, “alive” and ...

The sequencer simulates Conway’s Game of Life ... Using firmware from the Game of Life board by Ladyada, the sequencer generates different sound patterns based upon the number of colonies ...

These are all elements of a strange game that tore a path through the hacking community in the early 1970s: LIFE, also known as Conway's Game of Life ... gliders, or patterns that "would move ...

The Game of Life, the most famous example of cellular ... The concept, created in 1970 by the mathematician John Conway, relies on very simple rules applied to cells on a board.