About a Discrete Cellular Soliton (computer simulation)
A. Kornyushkin

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel reversible cellular automaton with unique properties like rapid state recurrence, numerous conservation laws, and paradoxical symmetries, expanding understanding of complex discrete dynamical systems.
Contribution
It presents the first mathematical model of a reversible cellular automaton exhibiting paradoxical symmetries and conservation laws, with potential implications for complex systems analysis.
Findings
Frequent quick return to initial states
Presence of many conservation laws
Existence of paradoxical 'fuzzy' symmetries
Abstract
For the first time a mathematical object is presented - a reversible cellular Automaton - with many paradoxical qualities, the main ones among them are: a frequent quickly return to its original state, the presence of a large number of conservation laws and paradoxical "fuzzy" symmetries, which connects the current position of the automaton with its signature Main Integral.
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TopicsNonlinear Dynamics and Pattern Formation
