Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present one-dimensional finitary linear cellular automata 𝑆 on
Funding statement: The first author (H. Akın) was supported by the Simons Foundation (10.13039/100000893), United States and the Institute of International Education, United States.
Acknowledgements
It is a pleasure to thank the referee for the very careful reading and various helpful suggestions. The second and the third authors are members of the group GNSAGA of INdAM.
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Communicated by: Timothy C. Burness
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