| Ring of fire |
16bo17b$14bobobo15b$12bobobobobo13b$10bobobobobobobo11b$8bobobo2b2obob
obobo9b$6bobobobo6bo2bobobo7b$4bobobo2bo10bobobobo5b$5b2obo14bo2bobobo
3b$3bo3bo18bob2o4b$4b3o20bo3bo2b$2bo25b3o3b$3b2o27bob$bo3bo24b2o2b$2b
4o23bo3bo$o29b3ob$b3o29bo$o3bo23b4o2b$2b2o24bo3bob$bo27b2o3b$3b3o25bo
2b$2bo3bo20b3o4b$4b2obo18bo3bo3b$3bobobo2bo14bob2o5b$5bobobobo10bo2bob
obo4b$7bobobo2bo6bobobobo6b$9bobobobob2o2bobobo8b$11bobobobobobobo10b$
13bobobobobo12b$15bobobo14b$17bo!
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| Pattern type |
Oscillator |
| Oscillator type |
Muttering moat |
| Family |
Clock |
| Number of cells |
158 |
| Bounding box |
34 × 30 |
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| Period |
2 (mod: 2) |
| Heat |
84 |
| Volatility |
0.42 | 0.42 |
| Kinetic symmetry |
.k |
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| Discovered by |
Dean Hickerson |
| Year of discovery |
1992 |
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Ring of fire is a period-2 oscillator and a large muttering moat. It was found by Dean Hickerson on September 24, 1992.[1]
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