Artificial Chemistries

  • Speroni di Fenizio P
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Abstract

Artificial chemistries are presented. An informal definition is first introduced, followed by a presentation of the various kind of artificial chemistries found in literature. We continue explaining the difference betweena qualitative model and a quantitative one. We then explain how a.c. presents a qualitative model, more than a quantitative one. The common measures used to follow the behaviour of an a.c. experiment are then introduced. Artificial chemistries generate particular algebraic structures: organisations. Organisations are then defined, and some of its basic algebraic properties presented. The general behaviour of an experiment is then presented. The article ends with an example of a particular artificial chemistry.

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Speroni di Fenizio, P. (2011). Artificial Chemistries. In Encyclopedia of Astrobiology (pp. 86–88). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11274-4_109

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