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What are coupled map lattices?

April 26, 2017Coupled lattices map

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What are coupled map lattices?

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Contributions by: Franco Bignone Coupled Map Lattices (CML) are like CA in that they operate in discrete time on discrete lattices. Each cell, however, supports a continuous variable. CML were introduced by Kuni Kaneko, who has extensively investigated their properties. A good starting point for applications is Ray Kapral’s work. He, together with Kaneko, started this field. I would recommend Ray’s reviews explaining relationships between: CA, CML, LGCA in simulation of complex chemical reactions. Along the same subject there are a lot of papers published in physics journals. Another node where one can gather information on this subject is at Bruxelles group For a related study, with software for Windows, see Rudy Rucker’s (rucker@jupiter.sjsu.edu) CAPOW.