This man and Simon Kochen used the "fin," "twin," and "spin" postulates to prove that some elementary particles have "free will" if humans have free will.
This man and Simon Kochen used the "fin," "twin," and "spin" postulates to prove that some elementary particles have "free will" if humans have free will. A positive definite quadratic form with an integer matrix will represent all positive integers if it represents the numbers up to the namesake number according to this man's "15 theorem." This man invented a mathematicalgame in which players take turns naming positive integers that are not sums of multiples of previously named numbers. An algorithm developed by this scientist begins by calculating the "anchor day" of a century and was inspired by the work of Lewis Carroll. This man devised the Doomsday algorithm to quickly compute the day of a week given an arbitrary date. A so-called "game" developed by this man led Bill Gosper to create the "Gosper Gun", which is actually a pattern that oscillates. For 10 points, name this mathematician, who created the cellular automaton called the Game of Life.
This man and Simon Kochen used the "fin," "twin," and "spin" postulates to prove that some elementary particles have "free will" if humans have free will.
John [Horton]  Conway