| Tremi-Snark |
x = 30, y = 40, rule = B3/S23
bo$2bo$3o9$11bo$12b2o$11b2o2$27bo$25b3o$24bo$24b2o4$23bo$21bobo$22b2o$
14b2o$13bobo8bo$13bo9bobo$12b2o9bobo$24bo4$21b2ob2o$17b2o2b2obo3b2o$
17bo6bobo2bo$18b7ob2o$25bo$20b4obo$20bo2b2o!
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| Pattern type |
Stable reflector |
| Number of cells |
53 |
| Bounding box |
18 × 25 |
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| Angle |
90° |
| Repeat time |
43 |
| Period multiplier |
3×
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| Colour |
Colour-preserving |
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| Discovered by |
Tanner Jacobi |
| Year of discovery |
2017 |
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The tremi-Snark is a colour-preserving period-multiplying signal conduit found by Tanner Jacobi on 7 September 2017, producing one output glider for every three input gliders.[1] It uses the same block-to-pre-honeyfarm bait reaction as the Snark, and so has the same 43-tick recovery time.
The tremi-Snark was part of a series of new stable pulse dividers (the others being the quadri-Snark and the semi-cenarks) which collectively ranked third place in the Pattern of the Year 2017 competition on the ConwayLife.com forums, behind Tanner's p46 and the 2-engine Cordership.[2]
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