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|name        = Pre-pulsar shuttle 26
|name        = Pre-pulsar shuttle 26
|pname        = prepulsarshuttle26
|pname        = prepulsarshuttle26
|type        = Shuttle
|f1          = Shuttle
|c            = 200
|c            = 200
|bx          = 37
|bx          = 37
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|h            = 113.2
|h            = 113.2
|v            = 0.81
|v            = 0.81
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|discoverer  = David Buckingham
|discoverer  = David Buckingham
|discoveryear = 1983
|discoveryear = 1983
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'''Pre-pulsar shuttle 26''' is a [[:Category:oscillators_with_period_26|period-26]] [[pre-pulsar]] [[shuttle]] [[oscillator]] discovered by [[David Buckingham]] on January 18, [[:Category:patterns_found_in_1983|1983]] with an alternate stabilization using [[beehive]]s rather than [[blinker]]s.<ref>{{CiteHickersonOscillators}}</ref> Its original form was the first period-26 oscillator to be found. It is composed of four 14-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanisms that use a blinker stabilization found by [[Noam Elkies]] on April 22, [[:Category:patterns found in 1997|1997]],<ref>Jason Summers' ''all-osc'' oscillators collection</ref> as well as a central 12-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanism composed of four [[beacon]]s. It was the smallest known period-26 oscillator until the discovery of the [[p26 glider shuttle]].
'''Pre-pulsar shuttle 26''' is a [[:Category:oscillators_with_period_26|period-26]] [[pre-pulsar]] [[shuttle]] [[oscillator]] discovered by [[David Buckingham]] on January 18, [[:Category:patterns_found_in_1983|1983]] with an alternate stabilization using [[beehive]]s rather than [[blinker]]s.<ref>{{CiteHickersonOscillators}}</ref> Its original form was the first period-26 oscillator to be found. It is composed of four 14-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanisms that use a blinker stabilization found by [[Noam Elkies]] on April 22, [[:Category:patterns found in 1997|1997]],<ref>Jason Summers' ''all-osc'' oscillators collection</ref> as well as a central 12-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanism composed of four [[beacon]]s. On November 17, [[:Category:Patterns found in 2016|2016]], [[Thunk]] found a smaller 14-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanisms, resulting in a 144-cell variant of this oscillator.
 
The 200-cell variant was the smallest known period-26 oscillator (in terms of minimum population) until the discovery of the [[p26 glider shuttle]] in February [[:Category:Patterns found in 2012|2012]].  The smallest known period-26 oscillator is currently [[87P26]].


==Image gallery==
==Image gallery==
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|[[Image:prepulsarshuttle26_gen4.png|framed|left|Generation 4 reveals four pre-pulsars (black) being hassled by a 14-generation mechanism (green) and a 12-generation mechanism (red).]]
|[[Image:prepulsarshuttle26_gen4.png|framed|left|Generation 4 reveals four pre-pulsars (black) being hassled by a 14-generation mechanism (green) and a 12-generation mechanism (red).]]
|[[Image:originalprepulsarshuttle26.png|framed|left|The original pre-pulsar shuttle 26<br/>{{JavaRLE|Originalprepulsarshuttle26|brief}}]]
|[[Image:originalprepulsarshuttle26.png|framed|left|The original pre-pulsar shuttle 26<br/>{{JavaRLE|Originalprepulsarshuttle26|brief}}]]
|[[File:Prepulsarshuttle26variant.png|framed|left|A pre-pulsar shuttle 26 variant with a minimum population of 144.<br /> [[:File:Prepulsarshuttle26variant.gif|View animated image]].<br />{{JavaRLE|prepulsarshuttle26variant|brief}}<br />{{LinkCatagolue|code=xp26_y7g33xexex33gzy6121w464x464w121zccw252y5ggxggy5252wccz0444w27y26401x1046y272w444z0222w4ey262goxog26y2e4w222z33w4a4yl4a4w33zy68k8w262x262w8k8zy8ccx7x7xcc|style=brief}}]]
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Revision as of 16:31, 31 August 2017

Pre-pulsar shuttle 26
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Pattern type Oscillator
Oscillator type Shuttle
Number of cells 200
Bounding box 37 × 37
Period 26
Mod Unknown
Heat 113.2
Volatility 0.81
Strict volatility 0.81
Discovered by David Buckingham
Year of discovery 1983

Pre-pulsar shuttle 26 is a period-26 pre-pulsar shuttle oscillator discovered by David Buckingham on January 18, 1983 with an alternate stabilization using beehives rather than blinkers.[1] Its original form was the first period-26 oscillator to be found. It is composed of four 14-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanisms that use a blinker stabilization found by Noam Elkies on April 22, 1997,[2] as well as a central 12-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanism composed of four beacons. On November 17, 2016, Thunk found a smaller 14-generation pre-pulsar shuttle mechanisms, resulting in a 144-cell variant of this oscillator.

The 200-cell variant was the smallest known period-26 oscillator (in terms of minimum population) until the discovery of the p26 glider shuttle in February 2012. The smallest known period-26 oscillator is currently 87P26.

Image gallery

Generation 4 reveals four pre-pulsars (black) being hassled by a 14-generation mechanism (green) and a 12-generation mechanism (red).
The original pre-pulsar shuttle 26
RLE: here
File:Prepulsarshuttle26variant.png
A pre-pulsar shuttle 26 variant with a minimum population of 144.
View animated image.
RLE: here
Catagoluehere

See also

References

  1. Dean Hickerson's oscillator stamp collection.
  2. Jason Summers' all-osc oscillators collection

External links