For the 1998 conference on Mathematical Foundations of Computer
Science (MFCS\u2798) four papers on Cellular Automata were accepted as
regular MFCS\u2798 contributions. Furthermore an MFCS\u2798 satellite
workshop on Cellular Automata was organized with ten additional talks.
The embedding of the workshop into the conference with its
participants coming from a broad spectrum of fields of work lead to
interesting discussions and a fruitful exchange of ideas.
The contributions which had been accepted for MFCS\u2798 itself may be
found in the conference proceedings, edited by L. Brim, J. Gruska and
J. Zlatuska, Springer LNCS 1450. All other (invited and regular)
papers of the workshop are contained in this technical report. (One
paper, for which no postscript file of the full paper is available, is
only included in the printed version of the report).
Contents:
F. Blanchard, E. Formenti, P. Kurka: Cellular automata in the Cantor,
Besicovitch and Weyl Spaces
K. Kobayashi: On Time Optimal Solutions of the Two-Dimensional Firing
Squad Synchronization Problem
L. Margara: Topological Mixing and Denseness of Periodic Orbits for
Linear Cellular Automata over Z_m
B. Martin: A Geometrical Hierarchy of Graph via Cellular Automata
K. Morita, K. Imai: Number-Conserving Reversible Cellular Automata and
Their Computation-Universality
C. Nichitiu, E. Remila: Simulations of graph automata
K. Svozil: Is the world a machine?
H. Umeo: Cellular Algorithms with 1-bit Inter-Cell Communications
F. Reischle, Th. Worsch: Simulations between alternating CA,
alternating TM and circuit families
K. Sutner: Computation Theory of Cellular Automat
