| p71 dependent reflector loop |
x = 62, y = 40, rule = B3/S23
29b2o$29bo$5b2o20bobo$5bobo19b2o$6bo4$25bo$24b2o$2b2o20bobo$bobo$bo13b
3o$2o12bo3bo$13bo5bo$13bo5bo$13bo5bo20bo$8b2o4bo3bo21b3o$7bobo5b3o25b
o$7bo34b2o10b2o$6b2o10b2o34bo$18bo25b3o5bobo$19b3o21bo3bo4b2o$21bo20b
o5bo$42bo5bo$42bo5bo$43bo3bo12b2o$44b3o13bo$58bobo$35bobo20b2o$36b2o$
36bo4$55bo$33b2o19bobo$32bobo20b2o$32bo$31b2o!
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| Pattern type |
Oscillator |
| Number of cells |
92 |
| Bounding box |
62 × 40 |
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| Period |
71 (mod: 71) |
| Heat |
57.7 |
| Volatility |
0.92 | 0.92 |
| Kinetic symmetry |
.k |
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| Discovered by |
Nora Brown |
| Year of discovery |
2023 |
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p71 dependent reflector loop is a period-71 oscillator found by Nora Brown on June 29, 2023.[1] In terms of its minimum population of 92
cells, it is the smallest known p71 oscillator, beating out the p71 honey farm hassler by 20 cells.
Chris857 found a 32-glider synthesis the day of its discovery.[2][3]
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