Highest volatility period-7 oscillators

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All known period-7 oscillators with volatility of at least 0.55.

Rank Name Image Minpop Rotor Size Volatility
1 unnamed D4_x4 block-loaf hassler 64 150 0.96
2 34P7s hassling unnamed object 90 240 0.95
3 120P7 hassling blinkers 144 392 0.94
4 34P7 34 92 0.94
5 120P7 120 336 0.93
6 p7 pi-heptomino dependent hassler 102 282 0.93
7 Two Josh Ball's p7s supported by 38P7.2s 92 236 0.91
8 Meatball 38 86 0.90
9 Siffrin's p7 37 68 0.90
10 38P7.2 38 72 0.82
11 Josh Ball's p7 60 102 0.76
12 unnamed eater thing 72 100 0.76
13 132P7 132 200 0.73
14 678P7 (population-optimised 672P7 variant) 672 894 0.72
15 O for ball 120 128 0.67
16 62P7 62 84 0.67
17 Unnamed [note 1] 84 96 0.66
18 Unnamed 57 65 0.64
19 138P7 (longer hat-based 131P7 variant) 131 147 0.64
20 Unnamed[note 2] 90 96 0.62
21 Unnamed 120 132 0.61
22 Hebdarole (population-optimised variant of the original dimer variant)[note 3] 100 108 0.61
23 168P7 168 154 0.58
24 heart-looking thing[note 4] 38 34 0.57
25 T-nosed p7 78 67 0.56
26 28P7.3[note 5] 28 26 0.55
27 37P7.1 37 30 0.55

For purposes of this table, an extensible oscillator is only represented in its minimal form, allowing for only one iteration of the inserted piece.

Notes

  1. see also nicer-bounding-box variant with two more stator cells
  2. standard and more symmetrical version is one stator cell larger
  3. The variant depicted here is much worse in the way of spark clearance but you should use the standard hebdarole for that
  4. It has a seminaturally-occurring tetramerisation with volatility 0.6 (and that, with the formula for 7-colourings of 2 × 2 squares from the Pólya enumeration theorem, can be found to have (722+2*72*(2+1)/2+2*7⌈2/2⌉*2+7⌈22/2⌉+2*7⌈22/4⌉)/(7*8)=58 nonequivalent phase-shiftings).
  5. Its 42-cell dimerisation has volatility 0.61

See also