A combinatorial analogue of the Jacobian problem in automata networks
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A combinatorial analogue of the Jacobian problem in automata networks
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k-subcube, Cellular automata (computational aspects), Applied Mathematics, Fixed point, Jacobian problem, \(k\)-subcube, Hypercube, Discrete Jacobian matrix, Jacobian conjecture, Hamming metric, Automata network, 01-strings, Boolean functions, Boolean eigenvalue, Combinatorial aspects of matrices (incidence, Hadamard, etc.)
k-subcube, Cellular automata (computational aspects), Applied Mathematics, Fixed point, Jacobian problem, \(k\)-subcube, Hypercube, Discrete Jacobian matrix, Jacobian conjecture, Hamming metric, Automata network, 01-strings, Boolean functions, Boolean eigenvalue, Combinatorial aspects of matrices (incidence, Hadamard, etc.)
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