[math-fun] Follow up on C.A. for Lotus Fields

https://groups.google.com/g/alt.religion.buddhism.nichiren/c/-2v4wQvVd6g The short of it is: One point goes to Wolfram & Co. for Code 746, one of the more memorable results of New Kind Of Science: https://demonstrations.wolfram.com/AlmostCircularCellularAutomaton/ If a stolon network grows at a constant radial rate, then Code 746 is okay, but from other Japanese research we know that congregations involve multiple individuals:

Little is known about how many clones exist in a population and how large an area does a single clone occupy.

That is an interesting question. Is anyone in the United States working on this at all ? ? ? ? Happy New Year, --Brad