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Longest Rule 110 cycle on a thirty-cell ring

TheoremDB P3660 · dynamical systems

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Problem statement

Under elementary cellular automaton Rule 110110 with periodic boundary conditions, what is the maximum cycle length among the 2302^{30} binary states on a ring of thirty cells?

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