Logarithmic replicator rule
x=0, y = 0, rule = B36/S245
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Rulestring
245/36 B36/S245
Rule integer
26696
Character
Stable
Black/white reversal
B012578/S0134678
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The logarithmic replicator rule is a Life-like cellular automaton in which cells survive from one generation to the next if they have 2, 4, or 5 neighbours and are born if they have 3 or 6 neighbours. It is extremely similar to Move , differing only by the B8 transition. The time required to stabilize is generally much shorter than in Conway's Game of Life .
Notable patterns
The replicator
The name of this rule comes from an elementary replicator first discovered by Mark Niemiec . Unlike other replicators, (such as the one from HighLife ) this one does not reproduce itself cleanly, instead leaving oscillators behind which result in a more chaotic growth pattern.[1]
x = 19, y = 3, rule = B36/S245
6o7b6o$o4bo7bo4bo$b4o9b4o!
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Spaceships
The rule has several known elementary spaceships, the smallest ones having speeds of c/4 orthogonal , 4c/23 orthogonal, and c/7 diagonal , shown below. Other known elementary spaceship speeds include c/2 orthogonal , c/3 orthogonal , c/5 orthogonal , 2c/5 orthogonal , c/6 orthogonal , c/7 orthogonal , c/3 diagonal, and c/4 diagonal .[2]
x = 7, y = 27, rule = B36/S245
b2o3bo$3ob3o$2bob3o$6bo7$3o$b2o$5bo$4b2o$4b2o$5bo$b2o$3o7$3o$2o$o!
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In 1997 , Dean Hickerson discovered two replicator-based spaceships traveling at 7c/150 orthogonal and 7c/300 orthogonal respectively:
x = 38, y = 17, rule = B36/S245
15bobo$16bo4bobo$12bo3bo4bobo12bo$12bo2bobo2bo3bo9b2obo$12bo2bobo2bo3b
o9b2obo$12bo3bo4bobo12bo$16bo4bobo$15bobo4$b4o$3bo17bo$o2bo15b2obo$o2b
o15b2obo$3bo17bo$b4o!
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x = 280, y = 163, rule = B36/S245
170bo$171bo$170bo16bo$127b3o38b2obo14bob2o$168b2obo14bob2o$170bo16bo$
171bo$170bo7$171bobo$170b2obo$169bo2bo15b2o$169b3o16bobo$169b3o16bobo$
169bo2bo15b2o$170b2obo$171bobo6$236bobo$170bo32bo15b2o14bo2b2o36b2o$
171bo31bo14bobo14bo3b2o34bobo$170bo16bo15bo14bobo14bo3b2o34bobo$168b2o
bo14bob2o29b2o14bo2b2o36b2o$127b3o38b2obo14bob2o46bobo$170bo16bo$171bo
$170bo6$237bo$94bo27bo27bo27bo41bo15bob2o37bo$93bob2o24bob2o24bob2o24b
ob2o38bob2o13b5o35bob2o$93bob2o24bob2o24bob2o24bob2o38bob2o13b5o35bob
2o$94bo27bo27bo27bo41bo15bob2o37bo$237bo4$4o24b4o24b4o48bo3b2o$81b2o
25bob2o2b2o$10b2o26b2o26b2o13b3o23b3o6b2o19b2o$9bobo25bobo25bobo38bobo
b2ob3o2b2o16bobo$9bobo25bobo25bobo38bobob2ob3o2b2o16bobo$10b2o26b2o26b
2o39b3o6b2o19b2o97bobo$108bob2o2b2o103b2o14bo2b2o36b2o$108bo3b2o89bo
14bobo14bo3b2o34bobo$203bo14bobo14bo3b2o34bobo$203bo15b2o14bo2b2o36b2o
$236bobo2$110bo$108b2obobo$20b2o86bo3b3o$19b4o84b2obo2bobobo$19b2o84b
2obo3bo2b4o18bo$20bo83bobo5bob4obo15b2obo$104bobo5bob4obo15b2obo$105b
2obo3bo2b4o18bo$85bo21b2obo2bobobo$85bo22bo3b3o$85bo22b2obobo$110bo15$
26bo$25bo59bo$26bobo56bo18bo$27bo57bo18bo$105b2o16bo13bo$102bob4o13b2o
bo10b2obo$102bob4o13b2obo10b2obo$105b2o16bo13bo$104bo$104bo4$241bo$
203bo15b2o12b3ob4ob2ob2o29b2o$203bo14bobo12bo3bo7bobo27bobo$203bo14bob
o12bo3bo7bobo27bobo$106bo11b2o99b2o12b3ob4ob2ob2o29b2o$10b2o26b2o26b2o
37b3o15b2o12b2o102bo$9bobo25bobo25bobo36b2o12b2o2bobo11bobo$9bobo25bob
o25bobo36b2o12b2o2bobo11bobo$10b2o26b2o26b2o13b3o21b3o15b2o12b2o$81b2o
23bo11b2o$4o24b4o24b4o3$234bo$235bo11bo$94bo27bo27bo27bo41bo14bo3bo4bo
bo30bo$93bob2o24bob2o24bob2o24bob2o38bob2o11b2o4b2o2bo3bo27bob2o$93bob
2o24bob2o24bob2o24bob2o38bob2o11b2o4b2o2bo3bo27bob2o$94bo27bo27bo27bo
41bo14bo3bo4bobo30bo$235bo11bo$234bo4$170bo2$163b2o6bob3o$161b2o7bo3bo
12bo$127b3o30bo3bo2b6obob2o8bob2o51bo$160bo3bo2b6obob2o8bob2o29b2o12b
3ob4ob2ob2o29b2o$161b2o7bo3bo12bo15bo14bobo12bo3bo7bobo27bobo$163b2o6b
ob3o27bo14bobo12bo3bo7bobo27bobo$203bo15b2o12b3ob4ob2ob2o29b2o$170bo
70bo5$169bo3b2o$169b3ob2obo$164bob2o4b3obo$164bo3b2o2b2ob3o10b2o$164b
3o4bobo14bobo$164b3o4bobo14bobo$164bo3b2o2b2ob3o10b2o$164bob2o4b3obo$
169b3ob2obo$169bo3b2o5$170bo2$163b2o6bob3o$161b2o7bo3bo12bo$160bo3bo2b
6obob2o8bob2o$127b3o30bo3bo2b6obob2o8bob2o$161b2o7bo3bo12bo$163b2o6bob
3o2$170bo!
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Linear growth
Replicators can also be used to create a gun for the c/7 diagonal ship:
x = 74, y = 45, rule = B36/S245
55b2o$55bobo$16bo38bobo$14b4o37bobo$13bo2bobo36bobo$13bo2bobo36b2o$14b
4o$16bo9$69b4o$68bo4bo$2b2o64b6o$bo2bo$bo2bo$6o$bo2bo28b6o$2b2o29bo4bo
$34b4o11$50b2o$49bobo$49bobo$49bobo$23bo25bobo$22b4o24b2o$21bobo2bo$
21bobo2bo$22b4o$23bo!
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References
External links
Sqrt replicator rule at Adam P. Goucher 's Catagolue
Sqrt replicator rule at David Eppstein 's Glider Database
B36/S245 (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums