Fallback

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Fallback is a property of strong sparkers that means the region with the spark dies quickly.[1] Stronger sparks have greater fallback. Unlike clearance, while fallback can be good or poor, it cannot be quantitatively measured. Two examples of high-period sparkers with high fallback are 104P9 and the domino spark in Merzenich's p31.

References

  1. Daniel Vargas (MathAndCode) (December 8, 2020). Re: Random posts (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums