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A '''pi wave''' is a | A '''pi wave''' is a [[wave]] made of [[pi-heptomino]]es mutually stabilizing one another. Examples are: | ||
* An infinite line of pi-heptominoes may be arranged to produce a [[3c/10 pi wave]] which travels [[orthogonal]]ly at a speed of 3c/10 with period 30, and [[Clean|leaves no debris]]. | |||
* [[3c/14 pi wave]] is a pi wave that travels at 3c/14 [[diagonal]]. | |||
*[[3c/14 pi wave]] | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
{{LinkLexicon|filename=lex_p.htm#piwave|patternname=Pi wave}} | * {{LinkLexicon|filename=lex_p.htm#piwave|patternname=Pi wave}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 20 October 2023
A pi wave is a wave made of pi-heptominoes mutually stabilizing one another. Examples are:
- An infinite line of pi-heptominoes may be arranged to produce a 3c/10 pi wave which travels orthogonally at a speed of 3c/10 with period 30, and leaves no debris.
- 3c/14 pi wave is a pi wave that travels at 3c/14 diagonal.
External links
- Pi wave at the Life Lexicon