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The 11 pages that link to John Horton Conway, each with the reason it gives.

• Martin GardnerRelated: Gardner publicized Conway’s work, especially the Game of Life, in Scientific American.

• Conway's Game of LifeRelated: Conway devised the cellular automaton and its rules in the late 1960s.

• H. S. M. CoxeterRelated: Conway continued the study of symmetry-rich geometric structures associated with Coxeter’s work.

• Sporadic groupRelated: He discovered three sporadic groups through symmetries of the Leech lattice.

• Collatz conjectureRelated: His investigations of generalized iterations highlighted how undecidable behavior can arise in related systems.

• Free Will TheoremRelated: He co-developed and presented the theorem with Simon Kochen.

• Monstrous moonshineRelated: Conway and Norton formulated the broader conjectures behind monstrous moonshine.

• Elwyn BerlekampRelated: Conway co-authored Winning Ways with Berlekamp and Richard Guy.

• Richard K. GuyRelated: Conway joined Guy and Berlekamp in writing Winning Ways.

• Conway circle theoremRelated: The theorem bears Conway’s name, linking its circle configuration to his geometric work.

• Conway's thrackle conjectureRelated: Conway posed the edge-bound problem that bears his name.