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  1. 2HAM Demonstration
  2. 2HAM Video Demonstration
  3. 2PATS-search-ocaml
  4. 2PATS-tileset-search
  5. 4-sided Fractals in the 2HAM
  6. ATAM and kTAM Video Demonstration
  7. A Cargo-Sorting DNA Robot
  8. A Domain-Specific Language for Programming in the Tile Assembly Model
  9. A Tile-based Approach for Self-assembling Service Compositions
  10. Abstract Slat Assembly Model (aSAM)
  11. Abstract Tile Assembly Model (aTAM)
  12. Active Self-Assembly of Algorithmic Shapes and Patterns in Polylogarithmic Time
  13. Algorithmic Self-Assembly of DNA Sierpinski Triangles
  14. Algorithmic self-assembly
  15. Amoebots
  16. An Introduction to Tile-Based Self-Assembly and a Survey of Recent Results
  17. Assembly
  18. Asynchronous Signal Passing for Tile Self-Assembly: Fuel Efficient Computation and Efficient Assembly of Shapes
  19. Auto Counter Tiler
  20. Automated self-assembly programming paradigm
  21. Auxetic Two-Dimensional Nanostructures
  22. Baggins-expressions
  23. Binary pattern tile set synthesis is NP-hard
  24. Biomolecular Swarming Agents
  25. Building finite shapes in the aTAM
  26. Building infinite shapes
  27. Building n by n squares
  28. Chemical Reaction Network (CRN)
  29. Circuit Simulation with Single-Stranded Tiles
  30. Co-transcriptional Folding
  31. Complexities for Generalized Models of Self-Assembly
  32. Computability and Complexity in Self-Assembly
  33. Computing in continuous space with self-assembling polygonal tiles
  34. Concentration programming
  35. Conferences
  36. Controlling Nucleation
  37. Cooperation
  38. Covert Computation
  39. Covert Computation in Self-Assembled Circuits
  40. Crystals that count! Physical principles and experimental investigations of DNA tile self-assembly
  41. DNA Origami
  42. DNA Punch Cards for Storing Data
  43. DNA Sticky End Design and Assignment for Robust Algorithmic Self-assembly
  44. DNA walker circuits: computational potential, design, and verification
  45. Decider Tiler
  46. Decreasing Errors by Increasing Redundancy
  47. Diagonal and Non-Diagonal Glue Functions
  48. Directed (2HAM)
  49. Directed Tile Assembly Systems
  50. Diverse and Robust Molecular Algorithms Using Reprogrammable DNA Self-Assembly
  51. Doubles and Negatives are Positive (in Self-Assembly)
  52. Dupled abstract Tile Assembly Model (DaTAM)
  53. Enhanced Tile Design
  54. Equivalence of Cellular Automata and the Tile Assembly Model
  55. Error Suppresion Via Block Replacement
  56. Exact Shapes and Turing Universality at Temperature 1 with a Single Negative Glue
  57. Facet Error Handling
  58. Facet Errors
  59. Fake conference
  60. Fibered Fractal Tiler
  61. Fuzzy Temperature Fault Tolerance
  62. Geometric Hindrance
  63. Geometric Tile Assembly Model (GTAM)
  64. Growth Errors
  65. Growth Frontier
  66. Hierarchical Self-Assembly of Fractals with Signal-Passing Tiles
  67. ISU TAS
  68. ISU TAS Tutorials
  69. IU Results in Diffusion-Restricted and Directed aTAMs
  70. Identifying Shapes Using Self-Assembly
  71. Impossibility and Efficiency Comparisions Between aTAM and 2HAM
  72. Increasing Redundancy Exponentially Reduces Error Rates during Algorithmic Self-Assembly
  73. Integrating DNA strand-displacement circuitry with DNA tile self-assembly
  74. Intrinsic Universality in Self-Assembly
  75. Intrinsic Universality in the 2HAM
  76. Intrinsic Universality of the aTAM
  77. Intrinsic universality in tile self-assembly requires cooperation
  78. Kinetic Slat Assembly Model (kSAM)
  79. Kinetic Tile Assembly Model (kTAM)
  80. Limitations of Self-Assembly at Temperature 1
  81. Magnetic Plasmon Networks Programmed by Molecular Self-Assembly
  82. Main Page
  83. Maze-Walking Tile Assembly Model
  84. Multiple Temperature Model
  85. NP Hard Problems
  86. Non-cooperatively assembling large structures:a 2D pumping lemma cannot be as powerful as its 1D counterpart.
  87. Nondeterminism
  88. Nubots
  89. Nucleation Errors
  90. On the Equivalence of Cellular Automata and the Tile Assembly Model
  91. One Tile to Rule Them All: Simulating Any Tile Assembly System with a Single Universal Tile
  92. One Tile to Rule Them All: Simulating Any Turing Machine, Tile Assembly System, or Tiling System with a Single Puzzle Piece
  93. Open Problems
  94. Oritatami
  95. OritatamiShapeMaker
  96. OritatamiSim
  97. OritatamiSim Simple Simulation Examples
  98. OxDNA
  99. PATS problem and tile set generation
  100. PH Controlled Assembly
  101. PH Controlled Assembly of DNA Tiles
  102. Parallelism and Time in Hierarchical Self-Assembly
  103. Pattern Self-Assembly
  104. People
  105. Performing computations
  106. Ph-Controlled Assembly
  107. Polygonal Tile Assembly Model (Polygonal TAM)
  108. Polyomino Tile Assembly Model (polyTAM)
  109. Power of Self-Assembly at Temperature 1
  110. Probablistic assembly
  111. Program Size and Temperature in Self-Assembly
  112. Publications in self assembly
  113. PyTAS
  114. Random Number Selection
  115. Random Number Selection in Self-Assembly
  116. Randomized Self-Assembly for Approximate Shapes
  117. Reducing Tile Complexity for Self-Assembly Through Temperature Programming
  118. Reflections on Tiles (in Self-Assembly)
  119. Reflexive Tile Assembly Model (RTAM)
  120. Replication of arbitrary hole-free shapes via self-assembly with signal-passing tiles (extended abstract)
  121. Resiliency to Multiple Nucleation in Temperature~1 Self-Assembly
  122. Resources
  123. Restricted Glue TAS
  124. Robust self-replication of combinatorial information via crystal growth and scission
  125. RodSim
  126. Running time and program size for self-assembled squares
  127. Self-Assembly of 3-D Structures Using 2-D Folding Tiles
  128. Self-Assembly of Arbitrary Shapes Using RNAse Enzymes: Meeting the Kolmogorov Bound with Small Scale Factor (extended abstract)
  129. Self-Assembly of Decidable Sets
  130. Self-Assembly of Discrete Self-Similar Fractals
  131. Self-Assembly of Fractals in the STAM
  132. Self-Assembly of Infinite Structures: A Survey
  133. Self-Assembly with Geometric Tiles
  134. Self-Healing
  135. Self-assembly for discreet, fault-tolerant and scalable computation on internet-sized distributed networks
  136. Shape Replication
  137. Shape Replication Through Self-Assembly and RNase Enzymes
  138. Sierpinski triangle in the aTAM
  139. Sierpinski triangle in the kTAM
  140. Signal-passing Tile Assembly Model (STAM)
  141. Signal Transmission Across Tile Assemblies: 3D Static Tiles Simulate Active Self-Assembly by 2D Signal-Passing Tiles
  142. Simplifying the Role of Signals in Tile Self-assembly
  143. Simulation Window
  144. Simulation in the aTAM
  145. Simulation of Self-Assembly in the Abstract Tile Assembly Model with ISU TAS
  146. Simulation of the aTAM
  147. SlatTAS
  148. Slat Generator API
  149. Small tile sets that compute while solving mazes
  150. Snaked Proofreading
  151. Software self-assembly
  152. Solving np-complete Problems in the Tile Assembly Model
  153. Speed of Assembly in the 2HAM
  154. Speed of assembly
  155. Staged Self-Assembly: Nanomanufacture of Arbitrary Shapes with O(1) Glues
  156. Staged Tile Assembly Model
  157. Strict Self-Assembly
  158. Strict Self-Assembly of Fractals using Multiple Hands
  159. Strong Fault-Tolerance for Self-Assembly with Fuzzy Temperature
  160. TAM DSL
  161. Temperature
  162. Temperature 1 Self-Assembly: Deterministic Assembly in 3D and Probabilistic Assembly in 2D
  163. Temperature Programming
  164. The Non-cooperative Tile Assembly Model Is Not Intrinsically Universal or Capable of Bounded Turing Machine Simulation
  165. The Power of Duples (in Self-Assembly): It's Not So Hip To Be Square
  166. The Simulation Powers and Limitations of Higher Temperature Hierarchical Self-Assembly Systems
  167. The Three Windows
  168. The influence of temperature
  169. The tile assembly model is intrinsically universal
  170. The two-handed tile assembly model is not intrinsically universal
  171. Theory of Algorithmic Self-Assembly
  172. Thermodynamic Binding Networks (TBN)
  173. Tile Assembly Examples
  174. Tile Assembly System (TAS)
  175. Tile Automata
  176. Tile Lib
  177. Tile Set Designer
  178. Turing Machine Tiler
  179. Two-Handed Assembly Model (2HAM)
  180. Two Hands Are Better Than One (up to constant factors)
  181. Universal Computation with Arbitrary Polyomino Tiles in Non-Cooperative Self-Assembly
  182. Universal Shape Replication Via Self-Assembly With Signal-Passing Tiles
  183. Verification of 2HAM Systems
  184. Verification of aTAM systems
  185. Wang Tiling
  186. Weak Self-Assembly
  187. WebDNA
  188. WebTAS
  189. Window Movie Lemmas
  190. Xgrow
  191. Your first tile assembly
  192. Zig-Zag Systems
  193. Zig-zag tile assembly system

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