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A '''tee''' reaction is any head-on collision between three [[glider]]s, producing a perpendicular output glider that can be used to construct closely spaced glider [[salvo]]s, or to [[inject]] a glider into an existing [[stream]]. There are several workable recipes. One of the more useful is the following, because the [[tandem glider]] can be generated by a small [[Herschel]] [[converter]], [[SW1T43]]: | A '''tee''' reaction is any head-on collision between three [[glider]]s, producing a perpendicular output glider that can be used to construct closely spaced glider [[salvo]]s, or to [[inject]] a glider into an existing [[stream]]. There are several workable recipes. One of the more useful is the following one pointed out by [[Simon Ekström]] in {{year|2017}},<ref name="post43773" /> because the [[tandem glider]] can be generated by a small [[Herschel]] [[converter]], [[SW1T43]]: | ||
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|title = Re: Thread for your unsure discoveries | |||
|author = Simon Ekström | |||
|date = May 26, 2017 | |||
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Revision as of 13:13, 1 January 2021
A tee reaction is any head-on collision between three gliders, producing a perpendicular output glider that can be used to construct closely spaced glider salvos, or to inject a glider into an existing stream. There are several workable recipes. One of the more useful is the following one pointed out by Simon Ekström in 2017,[1] because the tandem glider can be generated by a small Herschel converter, SW1T43:
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References
- ↑ Simon Ekström (May 26, 2017). Re: Thread for your unsure discoveries (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums
External links
- Tee at the Life Lexicon