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| Speed | c | ||||||
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c diagonal is a speed equal to the speed of light, the fastest possible speed at which any effect can propagate.
A fuse formed by a diagonal row of cells will burn at the speed of light if not stabilized. Methods of stabilization include using pre-blocks (as in canoe and snake), tails (as in cis-fuse with two tails, and nines. Many such stabilized diagonal fuses based on the diagonal line exist, such as such as baker and beacon maker.
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See also
- Speeds (category)
- Fuses burning at speed c (category)
- Lightspeed wire
External links
- Speed of light (cellular automaton) at Wikipedia
- Speed of light at the Life Lexicon
