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'''Siamese''' is a term used in naming certain [[still life]]s (and the [[stator]] of certain [[oscillator]]s). It indicates that the object consists of two smaller objects joined in such a way that they share two or more cells. (Still lifes sharing a single live cell are not possible: any shared live cell needs to have at least 2 neighbors for stability, which implies 4 or more neighbors in the combined still life -- unless at least one of the cell's neighbors is also shared.) Examples include [[carrier siamese carrier]], [[broken snake]], [[snake siamese snake]], [[barge siamese loaf]] and [[elevener]]. | '''Siamese''' is a term used in naming certain [[still life]]s (and the [[stator]] of certain [[oscillator]]s). It indicates that the object consists of two smaller objects joined in such a way that they share two or more cells. (Still lifes sharing a single live cell are not possible: any shared live cell needs to have at least 2 neighbors for stability, which implies 4 or more neighbors in the combined still life -- unless at least one of the cell's neighbors is also shared.) Examples include [[carrier siamese carrier]], [[broken snake]], [[snake siamese snake]], [[barge siamese loaf]] and [[elevener]]. | ||
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Snake siamese snake (two snakes joined together)
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Siamese is a term used in naming certain still lifes (and the stator of certain oscillators). It indicates that the object consists of two smaller objects joined in such a way that they share two or more cells. (Still lifes sharing a single live cell are not possible: any shared live cell needs to have at least 2 neighbors for stability, which implies 4 or more neighbors in the combined still life -- unless at least one of the cell's neighbors is also shared.) Examples include carrier siamese carrier, broken snake, snake siamese snake, barge siamese loaf and elevener.
See also
External links
- Siamese at the Life Lexicon