The Sciences
Computer Recreations, June 1989
A potpourri of programmed prose and prosody
Stories by A. K. Dewdney
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Computer Recreations, May 1989
Simulated Evolution: wherein bugs learn to hunt bacteria
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Computer Recreations, April 1989
A matter fabricator provides matter for thought
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Computer Recreations, March 1989
Of worms, viruses and Core War
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Computer Recreations, February 1989
A tour of the Mandelbrot set aboard the Mandelbus
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Computer Recreations, January 1989
People puzzles: theme and variations
The Sciences
Computer Recreations, December 1988
Random walks that lead to fractal crowds
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Computer Recreations, November 1988
On making and breaking codes:
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Computer Recreations, October 1988
On making and breaking codes: Part I
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Computer Recreations, September 1988
Old and new three-dimensional mazes
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Computer Recreations, August 1988
The hodgepodge machine makes waves
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Computer Recreations, July 1988
How to pan for primes in numerical gravel
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Computer Recreations, June 1988
Imagination meets geometry in the crystalline realm of latticeworks
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Computer Recreations, May 1988
The invisible professor holds a chalk-talk session on the display monitor
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Computer Recreations, April 1988
An ancient rope-and-pulley computer is unearthed in the jungle of Apraphul
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Computer Recreations, March 1988
A home computer laboratory in which balls become gases, liquids and critical masses
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Computer Recreations, February 1988
A blind watchmaker surveys the land of biomorphs
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Computer Recreations, January 1988
Nanotechnology: wherein molecular computers control tiny circulatory submarines
The Sciences
Computer Recreations, December 1987
Simple special effects illustrate the art of converting algorithms into programs
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Computer Recreations, November 1987
Beauty and profundity: the Mandelbrot set and a flock of its cousins called Julia
