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The first thing we really have to do is to decide in favour of a space, which
the CA should be based on. That may sound difficult, but in fact we just have
to indicate the dimension of
,
,
where a standard CA is always
located in.
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Here CardConstant - as a positive dimension (!) - has to be a non-zero
element without sign of the class
IntConstant.
Remark:
There are several reasons why zero cannot be a legal dimension. Nevertheless
it is possible to construct such a CA
(consisting only of one cell and
surrounded by boundary cells). We just take a CA of arbitrary dimension and
restrict its range on one cell.
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