Mathematicians should be inspired by Conway's Game of Life.

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What a remarkable game by the great mathematician, Prof. John Conway! Enjoy!

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Play Conway's Game of Life;

Conway's Game of Life.

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FYI: There's intelligent life in numbers...

On Constructing An Universal Simulator (It’s Purely Theoretical.)

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WOW! (Words of Wisdom!): We can create artificial and intelligent lifeforms/worlds with the numbers, 0 and 1.

The Catch: It's purely theoritical.

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"You know, people think mathematics is complicated. Mathematics is the simple bit. Its the stuff we can understand. Its cats that are complicated. I mean, what is it in those little molecules and stuff that make one cat behave differently than another, or that make a cat? And how do you define a cat? I have no idea.” ― John H. Conway.

Could the "DNA" of a cat's life (simulation) be binary mathematics involving the numbers, zero and one? Who knows?

The math must be quite complex/complicated to simulate a cat's life.

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What a remarkable game by the great mathematician, Prof. John Conway! Enjoy!

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Conway's Game of Life.

FYI: Conway's Game of Life:
Mathematics and Construction (Free Book Download).

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Relevant Reference Book Link:

Self-Organization as a New Paradigm in Evolutionary Biology
From Theory to Applied Cases in the Tree of Life.

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FYI: Physics of Life (Free Book Download).

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FYI: Physics of Life (Free Book Download).

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"Biological physics, or the physics of living systems, has emerged fully as a field of physics, alongside more traditional fields of astrophysics and cosmology, atomic, molecular and optical physics, condensed matter physics, nuclear physics, particle physics, and plasma physics. This new field brings the physicist's style of inquiry to bear on the beautiful phenomena of life. The enormous range of phenomena encountered in living systems - phenomena that often have no analog or precedent in the inanimate world - means that the intellectual agenda of biological physics is exceptionally broad, even by the ambitious standards of physics.

Physics of Life is the first decadal survey of this field, as part of a broader decadal survey of physics. This report communicates the importance of biological physics research; addresses what must be done to realize the promise of this new field; and provides guidance for informed decisions about funding, workforce, and research directions."

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Hmm. The study of biological systems should help to formulate mathematical modeling and simulations of such systems. Good luck!

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FYI: Physics of Life (Free Book Download).

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"Biological physics, or the physics of living systems, has emerged fully as a field of physics, alongside more traditional fields of astrophysics and cosmology, atomic, molecular and optical physics, condensed matter physics, nuclear physics, particle physics, and plasma physics. This new field brings the physicist's style of inquiry to bear on the beautiful phenomena of life. The enormous range of phenomena encountered in living systems - phenomena that often have no analog or precedent in the inanimate world - means that the intellectual agenda of biological physics is exceptionally broad, even by the ambitious standards of physics.

Physics of Life is the first decadal survey of this field, as part of a broader decadal survey of physics. This report communicates the importance of biological physics research; addresses what must be done to realize the promise of this new field; and provides guidance for informed decisions about funding, workforce, and research directions."

Key Ideas: Energy and Mathematics

FYI: A general theory for temperature dependence in biology...

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Remark: Theory without practice (application) is just half the fun...

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Remark: Theory without practice (application) is just half the fun...

FUN also implies the Fundamental Understanding of Nature...

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Hmm. The study of biological systems should help to formulate mathematical modeling and simulations of such systems. Good luck!

The Elegance of the Natural World and the Elegance of the World of Binary Mathematics And Bridging the Gap between both Worlds...

"The DNA molecule of organic life on Earth consists of 4 nitrogen bases, namely adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and Guanine (G), which ultimately form the structure of a nucleotide. The A and G are purines, and the C and T are pyrimidines... "

In binary mathematics, we have 0 and 1 with countless dimensions... Yes, we can codify artificial life with 0 and 1. It's complex and complicated.

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FYI: Understanding complex systems like the brain by analyzing the hidden geometry of their networks

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Some Food For Thought: SCHRODINGER: WHAT IS LIFE? and Mind and Matter

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Some Food For Thought: SCHRODINGER: WHAT IS LIFE? and Mind and Matter

Helpful Wikipedia Link: What Is Life?

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FYI: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1977 was awarded to Ilya Prigogine "for his contributions to non-equilibrium thermodynamics, particularly the theory of dissipative structures."

Useful Wikipedia Link: Ilya Prigogine.

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Some Food for Thought: Existence Itself: Towards the Phenomenology of Massive Dissipative/Replicative Structures.