this is a first version of the L-modell that is state-oriented, that means that instead of looking at the individual switches, we look at the 16 possible states of 4 cells with 2 switches and 0 to 2 particles. the state after a timestep is purely a function of the state the cell occupies and the states of the neighbouring cells. currently only the timestep-function is somewhat written, though it's mostly "experimental" at this stage. An explanation of the classes and the coordinates will follow eventually.
commit before merge
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/analytical-engine/bachelorthesis