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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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| Preface
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1 |
The Need for a New Kind of Science |
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The Crucial Experiment |
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3 |
The World of Simple Programs |
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4 |
Systems Based on Numbers |
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5 |
Two Dimensions and Beyond |
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6 |
Starting from Randomness |
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Mechanisms in Programs and Nature
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Implications for Everyday Systems
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Fundamental Physics |
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10 |
Processes of Perception and Analysis
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11 |
The Notion of Computation |
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12 |
The Principle of Computational Equivalence
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 Notes
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Index
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