1. JAC 2008: Uzès, France

Bruno Durand (Ed.): First Symposium on Cellular Automata "Journées Automates Cellulaires" (JAC 2008), Uzès, France, April 21-25, 2008. Proceedings. MCCME Publishing House, Moscow 2009, ISBN 978-5-94057-377-7

Bruno Durand: Preface.

Invited Talks: Abstracts and Extended Abstracts

Gianpiero Cattaneo: A full cellular automaton to simulate predator-prey systems comparison with the discrete time Lotka-Volterra equations. 1
Eric Goles Ch.: Communication complexity and cellular automata. 2
Jarkko Kari: Undecidable properties on the dynamics of reversible one-dimensional cellular automata. 3-14
Jacques Mazoyer: Algorithms and computations on cellular automata. 15-16
Maurice Nivat: Automata, tilings and tomography. 17
Laurent Bienvenu, Andrei E. Romashchenko, Alexander Shen: Sparse sets. 18-28

Regular Papers

Alexis Ballier, Emmanuel Jeandel: Tilings and model theory. 29-39
Alberto Dennunzio, Pietro di Lena, Enrico Formenti, Luciano Margara: Classification of directional dynamics for additive cellular automata. 40-53
Anahí Gajardo: Sofic one head machines. 54-64
Jarkko Kari, Siamak Taati: A particle displacement representation for conservation laws in two-dimensional cellular automata. 65-73
Grégory Lafitte: Goedel incompleteness revisited. 74-89
Bruno Martin, Christophe Papazian: Neighborhood transformations on graph automata. 90-101
Nicolas Ollinger: Universalities in cellular automata a (short) survey. 102-118
Marcus Pivato, Reem Yassawi: The spatial structure of odometers in certain cellular automata. 119-129
Victor Poupet: Translating partitioned cellular automata into classical type cellular automata. 130-140
Gaétan Richard: Rule 110: universality and catenations. 141-160
Mathieu Sablik: Two points of view to study the iterates of a random configuration by a cellular automaton. 161-173
Véronique Terrier: Two-dimensional cellular automata recognizer equipped with a path. 174-181
Guillaume Theyssier: Amalgamation of cellular automata. 182-194
Jean-Baptiste Yunès: Goto's construction and Pascal's triangle: new insights into cellular automata synchronization. 195-203

Exploratory Papers

Pablo Arrighi, Vincent Nesme: Quantization of cellular automata. 204-215
Alberto Dennunzio, Pierre Guillon, Benoît Masson: Topological properties of sand automata as cellular automata. 216-227
Jean-Christophe Dubacq, Jean-Yves Moyen: Study of the NP-completeness of the compact table problem. 228-237
Jérôme Durand-Lose: The signal point of view: from cellular automata to signal machines. 238-249
Jean-Baptiste Rouquier: An exhaustive experimental study of synchronization by forcing on elementary cellular automata. 250-261