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Algorithmic self-assembly by accretion and by carving in MGS

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We report the use of MGS, a declarative and rule-based language, for the modeling of various self-assembly processes. The approach is illustrated on the fabrication of a fractal pattern, a Sierpinsky triangle, using two approaches: by \emphaccretive growth and by \emphcarving. The notion of topological collections available in MGS enables the easy and concise modeling of self-assembly processes on various lattice geometries as well as more arbitrary constructions of multi-dimensional objects.

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hal-00340495 , version 1 (20-11-2008)

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Antoine Spicher, Olivier Michel, Jean-Louis Giavitto. Algorithmic self-assembly by accretion and by carving in MGS. 7th International Conference on Artificial Evolution, 2005, France. pp.189--200, ⟨10.1007/11740698_17⟩. ⟨hal-00340495⟩
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