Talk:Wolfram code

"The number of possible rules, R, for a generalized cellular automaton in which each cell may assume one of S states as determined by a neighborhood size of n, in a D-dimensional space is given by: R=SS(2n+1)D

The most common example has S = 2, n = 1 and D = 1, giving R = 256. It should be noticed that the number of possible rules has an extreme dependence on the dimensionality of the system. For example, increasing the number of dimensions (D) from 1 to 2 increases the number of possible rules from 256 to 2512 (which is ~1.341×10154)." but in Newman or Moore neightborhoud ?! Please, give answers in both cases. thx