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'''Wing''', or '''R-loaf''', is an [[induction coil]] which can be analysed as a [[loaf]] with an extra cell added as to make it asymmetric.
'''Wing''', or '''R-loaf''', is an [[induction coil]] which can be analysed as a [[loaf]] with an extra cell added as to make it asymmetric.


The wing arises as the second generation of the [[block and glider]] sequence, which itself arises as the first generation of [[nine]].




'''Wing''' (W in conduit names), also called '''block and glider''', is a common evolutionary sequence that stabilizes at [[generation]] 104 as a [[block]] and a [[glider]].
A [https://www.conwaylife.com/patterns/wswminus3.rle WSW-3] [[conduit]] can be made by eating the extra block using a [[block]] or [[eater 1]].
The six-cell grandparent of the wing is technically a failed puffer, as it reappears 32 generations later shifted 3 cells right and 7 cells up only to be turned into a [[B-heptomino]] 3 generations later.
The term "block and glider" traditionally refers to the most common grandparent of the wing, which has six cells and a lifespan of 106 generations. That pattern has a six-cell parent called [[nine]], although this name is rare. [[Confused eaters]] hassles this predecessor.
Like other common evolutionary sequences, wings can be hassled, such as in the {{LinkCatagolue|code=xp25_yj3pmggmp3y3g8oggzyl1111y46rg624jqi4ozyjccy0o8gy15ao7hv0oi6p9z8eh5e0u5he8gy17bcy0ooy033y3122101221z2eh5c4j2j4dizx11345d871y3cm66mczye321w123|patternname=p25 wing and block hassler|style=raw}}{{refn|group=note|An alternative version of this oscillator is shown in [[jslife]] with a different method of stabilization.<ref>{{CiteSummersPattern|name=jslife|accessdate=November 9, 2021}}</ref> [[Nicolay Beluchenko]] found the simpler stabilization with two [[fumarole]]s later on.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://github.com/Matthias-Merzenich/osc-supplement|author=Matthias Merzenich|title=osc-supplement pattern collection|date=April 18, 2018|accessdate=November 9, 2021}}</ref> However, it is unknown when or by whom this reaction was found.<ref name="post115412" />}} and {{LinkCatagolue|code=xp128_y3ca73oswcczyqg88gzy1ggyh6bbcxca4z8ko010onmcy04eewuscy26dt30g0352z4a6x6qqcyh11zy01221zyh66w73osa6|patternname=p128 wing shuttle|style=raw}};<ref name="post135248" /> the latter is the smallest p128 oscillator by population.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

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Wing
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Pattern type Induction coil
Number of cells 8
Bounding box 4 × 4
Static symmetry Unspecified
Discovered by Unknown
Year of discovery Unknown
This article is about the induction coil. For the extensible c/4 spaceship, see Wing (spaceship).
This article is about the induction coil. For a group of switch engines which form half of a cordership, see Cordership.

Wing, or R-loaf, is an induction coil which can be analysed as a loaf with an extra cell added as to make it asymmetric.

The wing arises as the second generation of the block and glider sequence, which itself arises as the first generation of nine.


Generation 104 of wing
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The great-grandparent of the wing called "nine"

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bo$obo$obo$bo$4b2o$4bo$4bo! #C [[ THUMBSIZE 2 THEME 6 GRID GRIDMAJOR 0 SUPPRESS THUMBLAUNCH ]] #C [[ GPS 8 THUMBSIZE 2 ]]
A pattern that enters the wing sequence fairly late

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References

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