“Morphological Computation on Two Dimensional Self-Assembly System” by Masumori and Tanaka
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- Morphological Computation on Two Dimensional Self-Assembly System
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Self-assembly is a process in which components autonomously organized into structure without external direction. There are many researches of self-assembly system at molecular scale to macro scale. Such a self-assembly system may serve as the new production method with the characteristics, such as decomposability, self-repairing, self-replicating and adaptability. For developing such a new production method, an understanding of the interaction of shape and pattern, which can be called as morphological computation, is important.
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1. Miyashita, S., Nagy, Z., Nelson, B. J., and Pfeifer, R. 2009. The Influence of Shape on Parallel Self-Assembly. Entropy 11, 4, 643–666.
2. Nakajima, K., Ngouabeu, A. M. T., Miyashita, S., Göldi, M., Füchslin, R. M., and Pfeifer, R. 2012. Morphology-induced collective behaviors: dynamic pattern formation in water-floating elements. PloS one 7, 6, e37805.
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