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Stephen Wolfram reflects on the impact and future of his discoveries published 15 years ago. How the computational universe applies more broadly and abstractly.

P versus NP questions Most programs that are explicitly constructed to solve specific problems tend at some level to have rather... – from A New Kind of Science

Preface Just over twenty years ago I made what at first seemed like a small discovery: a computer experiment of mine showed some... – from A New Kind of Science

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Computational complexity theory Despite its rather general name, computational complexity theory has for the most part been... – from A New Kind of Science

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Then the point is that because the rules depend only on the color of a particular branch, and not on the colors of any... – from A New Kind of Science

Colophon The original source for this book was created in FrameMaker, processed using an automated build system based o... – from A New Kind of Science

[Computer and human] languages There are about 140 human languages and 15 full-fledged computer languages currently in use by... – from A New Kind of Science

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This pattern is however again fairly simple. And we might assume that at least with the type of cellular automata that we are... – from A New Kind of Science

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Nested lists One can think of structures that annihilate in pairs as being like parentheses or other delimiters that come in... – from A New Kind of Science

Stephen Wolfram shares the behind-the-scenes process of his NKS book. From years of research to working with publishers, book design, getting the right photos...

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So just how does this angle show up in actual plant systems? As the top pictures below demonstrate, the details depend on the... – from A New Kind of Science

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contradict the correspondence between space and time that is built into most of present-day physics. So one might wonder how... – from A New Kind of Science

Turing Machines In the history of computing, the first widely understood theoretical computer programs ever constructed were... – from A New Kind of Science

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Captions on this page: The behavior of a class 4 two-dimensional cellular automaton often known in... – from A New Kind of Science

Captions on this page: Examples of partial differential equations I have found that have more complicated... – from A New Kind of Science

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Captions on this page: Historical examples of ornamental art. Repetitive patterns are common and some... – from A New Kind of Science

History [of ideas about thinking] Ever since antiquity immense amounts have been written about human thinking. Until recent cent... – from A New Kind of Science

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