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[[Image:c5d_puffer_1.png|framed|right|the first c/5 diagonal puffer to be discovered<br/>{{JavaRLE|c5diagonalpuffer1}}]] | [[Image:c5d_puffer_1.png|framed|right|the first c/5 diagonal puffer to be discovered<br/>{{JavaRLE|c5diagonalpuffer1}}]] | ||
The first c/5 diagonal [[puffer]] was built by Matthias Merzenich on September 5, 2010. It consists of four copies of 58P5H1V1 continually [[hassle|hassling]] a [[glider]], leaving debris behind at a [[period]] of 1450. | The first c/5 diagonal [[puffer]] was built by Matthias Merzenich on September 5, 2010. It consists of four copies of 58P5H1V1 continually [[hassle|hassling]] a [[glider]], leaving debris behind at a [[period]] of 1450. | ||
===Rakes=== | |||
The first clean c/5 diagonal [[rake]] was constructed by Matthias Merzenich on September 7, 2010. The rake has a period of 1585 and works by circulating two gliders. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 23:02, 7 September 2010
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| Puffer | Yes | |
| Rake | No | |
| Wickstretcher | No | |
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c/5 diagonal is a diagonal speed that is equivalent to one fifth of the speed of light.
Spaceships
The first c/5 diagonal spaceship to be discovered was 295P5H1V1 and was found by Jason Summers on November 22, 2000.[1] No other spaceships of this speed were discovered until January 8, 2005, when Jason summers found the much smaller 86P5H1V1. In July 2006 Nicolay Beluchenko discovered three new c/5 diagonal spaceships, including the asymmetric 67P5H1V1.[2] The smallest known c/5 diagonal spaceship, 58P5H1V1, was discovered by Matthias Merzenich on September 5, 2010.
Puffers
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The first c/5 diagonal puffer was built by Matthias Merzenich on September 5, 2010. It consists of four copies of 58P5H1V1 continually hassling a glider, leaving debris behind at a period of 1450.
Rakes
The first clean c/5 diagonal rake was constructed by Matthias Merzenich on September 7, 2010. The rake has a period of 1585 and works by circulating two gliders.
See also
References
- ↑ Jason Summers' jslife pattern collection.
- ↑ Heinrich Koenig. "New c/5 Diagonal Spaceships". Game of Life News.