x = 52, y = 28, rule = B3/S23
5bo20bo20bo$5bo20bo20bo$4bobo18bobo18bobo4$4b3o18b3o18b3o3$4b3o18b3o
18b3o$4b3o18b3o18b3o$3b2ob2o16b2ob2o16b2ob2o2$24b2ob2o16b2ob2o$3b2ob2o
37bo3bo$2b2o3b2o15bo3bo17bobo$b2o5b2o13bo5bo15b2ob2o$o9bo11b9o13bob3ob
o$2bo5bo13bo7bo13b2o3b2o$2bob3obo12b3obobob3o$3b5o17b3o16b2o3b2o$2b2o
3b2o14bo5bo13bo7bo$23b2o3b2o14bobobobo$22bobo3bobo15bobo$23bo5bo$22b2o
5b2o12bo3bo3bo$43b2o5b2o$46b3o!
I'll try width 7 overnight. I wouldn't be surprised if it actually turned up something, possibly even something small.
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thunk wrote:Ah, thank you. I also ran the coprime period 11 and 12 orthogonals (1c/11, 2c/11, 3c/11, 4c/11, 5c/11, 1c/12, 5c/12) mostly to search depth 5 (w5 asymmetric, 9 odd, 10 even, 11 odd) with gfind and zfind.
Was zfind able to run speeds 4c/11, 5c/11, and 5c/12? It crashes for me if p < 3k.
