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|c = 27 | |||
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|by = 7 | |||
|symmetry = C1 | |||
|discoverer = Dietrich Leithner | |||
|discoveryear = 1994 | |||
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The '''Fast Forward Force Field''' is a reaction found by [[Dietrich Leithner]] in May {{year|1994}} involving a [[lightweight spaceship]] and three [[glider]]s. In the absence of the incoming lightweight spaceship from the left, the gliders would simply annihilate one another, but as shown they give the illusion that the [[superluminous|spaceship advances 11 spaces in the course of the next 6 generations]], i.e., is "teleported". Leithner named the Fast Forward Force Field in honour of his favourite science fiction writer, the physicist Robert L. Forward. | |||
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|rle = x = 17, y = 7, rule = TripleB3S23 | |||
7.F6.F$8.F6.2F$2.2C2.3F5.2F$2C.2C$4C9.F$.2C9.2F$12.F.F! | |||
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|caption = Three overlaid universes;<br /><span style="background:#8080ff">blue</span>: spaceship alone<br /><span style="background:#80ff80">green</span>: both<br /><span style="background:#ff8080">red</span>: force field without spaceship<br />a LWSS is formed on generation 6, but is destroyed by the debris that the incoming LWSS supresses<br />it takes 22 iterations for the perturbation from the ship to travel 19 cells to the frontend, and appears to have been shifted forwards by 8 cells (from its initial trajectory) and phase-alternated | |||
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==External links== | == See also == | ||
* [[Star gate]], a structure using two copies of the FFFF to cancel each other's phase shifts | |||
* [[Diagonal lightspeed communication]] | |||
== External links == | |||
* {{LinkLexicon|lex_f.htm#fastforwardforcefield}} | |||
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| Pattern type | Miscellaneous | ||||||||
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| Number of cells | 27 | ||||||||
| Bounding box | 17 × 7 | ||||||||
| Static symmetry | C1 | ||||||||
| Discovered by | Dietrich Leithner | ||||||||
| Year of discovery | 1994 | ||||||||
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The Fast Forward Force Field is a reaction found by Dietrich Leithner in May 1994 involving a lightweight spaceship and three gliders. In the absence of the incoming lightweight spaceship from the left, the gliders would simply annihilate one another, but as shown they give the illusion that the spaceship advances 11 spaces in the course of the next 6 generations, i.e., is "teleported". Leithner named the Fast Forward Force Field in honour of his favourite science fiction writer, the physicist Robert L. Forward.
| Three overlaid universes; blue: spaceship alone green: both red: force field without spaceship a LWSS is formed on generation 6, but is destroyed by the debris that the incoming LWSS supresses it takes 22 iterations for the perturbation from the ship to travel 19 cells to the frontend, and appears to have been shifted forwards by 8 cells (from its initial trajectory) and phase-alternated (click above to open LifeViewer) |
See also
- Star gate, a structure using two copies of the FFFF to cancel each other's phase shifts
- Diagonal lightspeed communication