About a Discrete Cellular Soliton (computer simulation)

In 1980, the journal Science published an article of Feigenbaum M. J. Universal Behavior in Nonlinear Systems [1]. This article was a simple mathematical observation concerning one-dimensional maps. Of particular interest in this situation was the fact that the observation was made by simply using a calculator! And over time this work has become a progenitor of serious mathematical sciences. Now, in comparison with 1980, the situation has changed dramatically. Home computers have appeared. This allows us to do much more serious and profound observations. We are presenting one of them. We called it the phenomenon of Discrete Cellular Soliton (DCS). It refers to the reversible cellular automata, and so first let’s talk what it is.