Optical Cellular Automata : Architectural Principles

Pierre Chavel; Jean Taboury; Francis Devos; Patrick Garda

doi:10.1364/OBI.1988.ThB.3

Optical Bistability
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1988),
paper ThB.3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OBI.1988.ThB.3

Optical Cellular Automata : Architectural Principles

Pierre Chavel, Jean Taboury, Francis Devos, and Patrick Garda

Optical Bistability 1988

Aussois France
23–25 March 1988
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P. Chavel, J. Taboury, F. Devos, and P. Garda, "Optical Cellular Automata : Architectural Principles," in Optical Bistability, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1988), paper ThB.3.

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Abstract

Clearly, one issue faced by emerging optical computing technology is the effective combination of parallelism with short cycle time in parallel processor arrays. In particular two-dimensional arrays of bistable or otherwise non linear elements may be interconnected by dense three-dimensional light beams into cellular processors.

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