ANALYSIS OF COMPLEMENTED GROUP CA DERIVED FROM 90/150 GROUP CA |
KWON, MIN-JEONG
(Department of Mathematics and Computer science, Korea Science Academy of Kaist)
CHO, SUNG-JIN (Department of Applied Mathematics, Pukyong National University) KIM, HAN-DOO (Institute of Basic Science, Department of Applied Mathematics, Inje University) CHOI, UN-SOOK (Department of Information and Communications Engineering, Tongmyong University) KONG, GIL-TAK (Department of Applied Mathematics, Pukyong National University) |
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