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Implementation of parallel arithmetic in a cellular automaton
We describe an approach to parallel computation using particle propagation and collisions in a one-dimensional cellular automaton using a Particle model-a Particle Machine (PM). Such a machine has the parallelism, structural regularity, and local connectivity of systolic arrays, but is general and programmable. It contains no explicit multipliers, adders, or other fixed arithmetic operations; these are implemented using fine-grain interactions of logical particles which are injected into the medium of the cellular automaton, and which represent both data and processors. We give parallel, linear-time implementations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.