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{{Reflector|type=Stable|name=Rectifier|discoverer=Adam P. Goucher|discoveryear=2009|pname=rectifier|a=180|p=106|bx=41|by=33|c=59|life105=false|life106=false|plaintext=false|rle=false}}
{{Reflector|type=Stable|name=Rectifier|discoverer=Adam P. Goucher|discoveryear=2009|a=180|p=106|bx=41|by=33|c=59|life105=false|life106=false|plaintext=false|rle=false}}


The rectifier is a 180° stable reflector, notable for its recovery time of 106 generations and small number of catalysts. It can replace the boojum reflector in a large number of instances, although in some cases it cannot fit into the space provided. It has several advantages over the boojum reflector, namely:
The rectifier is a 180° stable reflector, notable for its recovery time of 106 generations and small number of catalysts. It can replace the boojum reflector in a large number of instances, although in some cases it cannot fit into the space provided. It has several advantages over the boojum reflector, namely:
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The transparent beehive reaction was discovered by Paul Callahan in 1996.
The transparent beehive reaction was discovered by Paul Callahan in 1996.
x = 78, y = 86, rule = S23/B3
o$boo$oo25$26bobo$27boo$27bo10$48bo$47bobo$47bobo$48bo12$57boo$57boo$$
39boo$38bobo$38bo$37boo$68boo$67bobbobboo$67bobo4bo$48boo18bo5boboo$
47bobo21boobobo$47bo23bobbobbo$46boo20bo4bobboo$68b5o$$70boobo$70boboo
12$73b3o$73bo$74bo!

Revision as of 10:30, 24 May 2009

Rectifier
Rectifier image
Pattern type Stable reflector
Number of cells 59
Bounding box 41 × 33
Angle 180°
Repeat time 106
Discovered by Adam P. Goucher
Year of discovery 2009

The rectifier is a 180° stable reflector, notable for its recovery time of 106 generations and small number of catalysts. It can replace the boojum reflector in a large number of instances, although in some cases it cannot fit into the space provided. It has several advantages over the boojum reflector, namely:

 * It has a much faster recovery time, allowing certain guns to be compacted.
 * The output path is free of catalysts, enabling it to be used as a merge device.
 * The passive bounding box is slightly smaller, so it can compact many glider guns.

The transparent beehive reaction was discovered by Paul Callahan in 1996.


x = 78, y = 86, rule = S23/B3 o$boo$oo25$26bobo$27boo$27bo10$48bo$47bobo$47bobo$48bo12$57boo$57boo$$ 39boo$38bobo$38bo$37boo$68boo$67bobbobboo$67bobo4bo$48boo18bo5boboo$ 47bobo21boobobo$47bo23bobbobbo$46boo20bo4bobboo$68b5o$$70boobo$70boboo 12$73b3o$73bo$74bo!