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Finding bottlenecks

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Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » January 2nd, 2021, 2:20 am

I decided to go through the Elementary Conduits Collection and see if there are any common regions for which we have bottlenecks but don't know it. I am only going to list regions that are not currently recognized in the Elementary Conduits Collection. Here are the results.
  • BFx157B, BLx303H_Rx161B, BRx161B, and BFx177H have a pond and two-glider octomino, which occurred 50,178 times here and is first from the left in the second row here, as an intermediate.
  • BNW26T157, BFx176R, CFx53B, HL98B: eater 2, and PF*291R have a clean I-sequence, which occurred 53,177 times here and is second from the right in the first row here, as an intermediate.
  • CBx37C has a boat and the region that occurred 28,314 times here and is fourth from the right in the second row here as an intermediate.
  • CL26R has a block and the region that occurred 28,314 times here and is fourth from the right in the second row here as an intermediate.
  • DSE8T9 has the region that occurred 6,948 times here as an intermediate.
  • HFx236B has a tub and the region that occurred 9,396 times here as an intermediate.
  • HR117B has a beehive and the region that occurred 8,426 times here as an intermediate.
  • HB56B has the region that occurred 28,314 times here and is fourth from the right in the second row here as an intermediate.
  • HR117B has the region that occurred 10,747 times here as an intermediate.
  • HNE34T49 also creates a teardrop, which occurred 64,485 times here, then deletes it.
  • HNW36T128 has the region that occurred 8,426 times here as an intermediate.
  • HSE16T100 has a block and the region that occurred 8,569 times here as an intermediate.
  • HSE19T106 has a boat and a teardrop, which occurred 64,485 times here, as an intermediate.
  • HFx77 creates the region that occurred 13,997 times here, then either deletes it or turns it into a glider.
  • HFx158 has the region that occurred 8,670 times here as an intermediate.
  • PB*68B has a tub and the region that occurred 8,670 times here as an intermediate.
  • PB*173B has a block and a predecessor for a teardrop, which occurred 64,485 times here, as an intermediate.
  • PB*173B has the region that occurred 46,879 times here as an intermediate.
  • PL*328C and PS12T565L create then delete the region that occurred 18,507 (and 14,689) times here
  • PNW−3T177 has the region that occurred 10,747 times here as an intermediate.
  • PSE19T123 has the region that occurred 14,525 times here as an intermediate.
  • RBx22B has an intermediate that evolves the same way as the regions that occurred 18.507 and 14,689 times here.
  • RSW13T28 has an intermediate that would evolve into a beehive and the region that occurred 13,997 times here.
I think that when checking whether an intermediate for a conduit was in this list, I may have missed the region that occurred 13,484 times, but I can't remember which conduit (although I know that it would have been in or before the H→B section).
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Post by ihatecorderships » May 24th, 2021, 1:13 pm

A pretty connectable octomino 2 to B

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x = 30, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
2.C$.3C2.D$2C.C3.D21.D$C6.2D18.3D$6.2D2.2E15.D.D$6.D3.2E15.D4$.2A$.2A
$7.2A$7.A$5.A.A$5.2A!
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » May 24th, 2021, 4:57 pm

Here are a couple of conduits accepting an Octomino II:

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x = 117, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
2.2A$2.2A3$14.D$14.2D$15.2D$15.D86.2D$14.D88.2D$103.D$2.C$.3C98.C$2C.
C97.3C$C99.2C.C$14.2A84.C15.A$14.2A98.3A$113.A$112.A.A$113.A3$111.2A$
111.2A!
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » June 23rd, 2021, 12:38 pm

HBx210E, HNE34T49, HNWT192, HNW2T196, and PF*198E share a common intermediate that is sometimes formed when a B-sequence is perturbed from behind.

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x = 9, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
6bo$6b2o$7b2o$6b2o2$2o$b2o$o!
I'll probably mark it as a separate bottleneck soon unless I get any objections. What should its letter be?
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by dvgrn » June 23rd, 2021, 12:47 pm

MathAndCode wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 12:38 pm
HBx210E, HNE34T49, HNWT192, HNW2T196, and PF*198E share a common intermediate that is sometimes formed when a B-sequence is perturbed from behind.

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x = 9, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
6bo$6b2o$7b2o$6b2o2$2o$b2o$o!
What phase of that post-B collision will be the canonical one? The first phase shared by all five conduits?
MathAndCode wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 12:38 pm
I'll probably mark it as a separate bottleneck soon unless I get any objections. What should its letter be?
Well... it evolves into a teardrop (plus a boat) if you leave it alone, so maybe "T"?

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » June 23rd, 2021, 1:21 pm

dvgrn wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 12:47 pm
What phase of that post-B collision will be the canonical one? The first phase shared by all five conduits?
I'm leaning towards this because it's the most compact:

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x = 7, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
2o2b3o$bobo2bo$2b2ob2o$2b3o!
dvgrn wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 12:47 pm
Well... it evolves into a teardrop (plus a boat) if you leave it alone, so maybe "T"?
I'm leaning away from that because it's not exactly a teardrop, so for one thing, we could want to use T for an actual teardrop. Also, I believe that in general, we should have higher standards for assigning a more common letter because we are more likely to want to use it for something else in the future.
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by hotdogPi » June 23rd, 2021, 1:34 pm

Unnamed (but semi-common) → 2 gliders

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x = 27, y = 14, rule = B3/S23
25b2o$25bo$23bobo$23b2o3$7b2o$7bo$8bo$8bo14b2o$8bo14bobo$25bo$2o23b2o$
2o!
This active region is about as common as the blonk-tie and the U-turner, but it doesn't even have a provisional name.
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100,02S,06,08,10,12,14G,16,17G,20,26G,28,38,47,48,54,56,72,74,80,92,96S
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » June 23rd, 2021, 1:40 pm

hotdogPi wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 1:34 pm
This active region is about as common as the blonk-tie and the U-turner, but it doesn't even have a provisional name.
That's the region from Iwona. I found some conduits with it a while back. Shall I dig them up?
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by hotdogPi » June 23rd, 2021, 1:41 pm

MathAndCode wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 1:40 pm
hotdogPi wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 1:34 pm
This active region is about as common as the blonk-tie and the U-turner, but it doesn't even have a provisional name.
That's the region from Iwona. I found some conduits with it a while back. Shall I dig them up?
Yes.
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100,02S,06,08,10,12,14G,16,17G,20,26G,28,38,47,48,54,56,72,74,80,92,96S
217,486,576

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by EvinZL » July 10th, 2021, 1:05 pm

U-turner could be an intermediate soon, because there's an H-to-U hiding in plain sight

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x = 25, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
9.B$6.8B$4.3B3D6B$.4BDB2D7B$5B3D10B$.5BD11B$.19B.2A.A$3.18BA.2A$5.2B.
13B$7.13B$7.2BC11B$6.3BCBC10B$7.2B3C4B.B2AB2A$7.4BC4B2.A3.A$8.7B4.3A$
21.A.A$22.2A!

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by MathAndCode » July 10th, 2021, 1:20 pm

EvinZL wrote:
July 10th, 2021, 1:05 pm
U-turner could be an intermediate soon, because there's an H-to-U hiding in plain sight
The problem with that is that the output isn't very accessible when one considers where the Herschel would have to come from.
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by EvinZL » July 11th, 2021, 8:31 pm

Another U-turner output, which may be more connectable

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x = 22, y = 31, rule = LifeHistory
12.A$11.A.A$11.A.A$9.3A.2A$8.A4.B$9.3AB2AB$.2A8.A.2AB.B$2.A10.6B$2.A.
AB9.4B$3.2AB.3B4.6B$5.7B.8B$5.14B2DB$6.14B2D$5.13B3D$3.15B2D$.17BDB$.
2BD15B$3BDBD4B.7B$.2B3D4B2.6B$.4BD4B2.6B.2B$2.7B4.7B2A$12.6B.B2A$13.
6B.B$13.6B$13.5B$13.4B$11.5B$11.2A$12.A$9.3A$9.A!
I propose this as the canonical center, generation, and orientation for the U-turner, because of the resemblance to the B

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x = 4, y = 5, rule = LifeHistory
.2D$2.CD$3D$2D$D!

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by hotdogPi » July 11th, 2021, 8:40 pm

This is the actual reason to choose that generation:

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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
b3o2$4bo$o$b3o!
Look at generations 31 and 32.
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100,02S,06,08,10,12,14G,16,17G,20,26G,28,38,47,48,54,56,72,74,80,92,96S
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by confocaloid » March 3rd, 2023, 10:59 pm

yoleo wrote:
March 3rd, 2023, 9:34 pm
Here's a new H-to-R, HF123R:

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x = 44, y = 53, rule = LifeHistory
2.D3.D.5D3.D4.3D3.3D2.4D$2.D3.D.D6.2D3.D3.D.D3.D.D3.D$2.D3.D.D7.D7.D
5.D.D3.D$2.5D.3D5.D6.D4.2D2.4D$2.D3.D.D7.D5.D7.D.D2.D$2.D3.D.D7.D4.D
4.D3.D.D3.D$2.D3.D.D6.3D2.5D2.3D2.D3.D3$24.2A$24.A$21.A4.A2.2A$21.5A.
A2.A$7.2A16.B.2A.A.2A$8.A10.4AB3AB2.A2.A$8.A.AB7.A2.A.A3B2A.A$9.2AB.
3B4.7B2.A.2A$11.7B3.7B.A$11.16B.2A$12.15B$11.16B$9.18B$7.19B$7.2BC15B
3.2A$6.3BCBC4B.7B5.A$7.2B3C4B2.7B4.A.2A$6.5BC4B2.8B4.A.A$5.10B4.7B5.B
$4.4B10.8B2.B.3B$4.3B11.8B.7B$2.4B12.17B$2.2A14.18B$3.A13.20B$3A15.
19B$A17.19B$19.17B$20.13B$24.10B$24.7B$23.8B$24.6B$25.5BD10.D$21.2A.
6B2D10.D$21.A.6B2D11.2D$18.2A.A.7B11.2D$18.A2.2A6B12.D$19.2A4.AB$21.
5AB$21.A6.A5.D$24.5A4.D.D$24.A8.2D$26.A$25.2A!
The top-middle catalyst is from HNW2T196, bottom one a separate barrister find. The output clearance is pretty bad, but it does connect to an R-to-B, giving a HxF151B. Not sure if there's other R conduits that connect here. EDIT: one of the R-to-Pi's also connects, but it looks like that's it (ignoring R-to-G's)
The intermediate active reaction is equivalent to this collision between a B-heptomino and a block ("xd72z66") (although the block forms later):

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x = 6, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
2o$2o3$3bo$3b2o$4b2o$3b2o!

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#C [[ T 75 PAUSE 1 T 80 PAUSE 1 T 133 PAUSE 1 HARDRESET ]]
x = 37, y = 38, rule = LifeHistory
24.2A$24.A$21.A4.A2.2A$21.5A.A2.A$7.2A18.2A.A.2A$8.A10.4A.3A3.A2.A$8.
A.A8.A2.A.A3.2A.A$9.2A18.A.2A$29.A$28.2A5$9.C$9.C.C$9.3C19.3B$11.C17.
5B$21.2D5.5B2D$21.2DB3.B.3BD2BD$20.4B2.3B.3B2D$19.16B$2.2A15.5BD11B$
3.A14.6B2D2BD8B$3A15.7B3DBD7B$A19.4B2DBDBD7B$23.5BD7B$23.8B$24.6B$24.
7B$23.8B$24.6B$25.5BD$25.4BDBD$25.5B2D$25.6B$26.4B$27.2B!
It seems to be a known bottleneck:
MathAndCode wrote:
June 23rd, 2021, 12:38 pm
HBx210E, HNE34T49, HNWT192, HNW2T196, and PF*198E share a common intermediate that is sometimes formed when a B-sequence is perturbed from behind.

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x = 9, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
6bo$6b2o$7b2o$6b2o2$2o$b2o$o!
I'll probably mark it as a separate bottleneck soon unless I get any objections. What should its letter be?
The final pattern (1 boat and 2 beehives) has four matches in the octo3g database:

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x = 182, y = 41, rule = LifeHistory
127.A.A$127.2A$128.A$69.A53.A.A$67.A.A2.A.A48.2A$68.2A2.2A50.A$73.A
99.A$171.2A$62.2A108.2A$61.A.A$63.A$A.A$.2A22.A$.A22.A$24.3A3$155.A$
26.2D48.2D48.2D27.2A19.2D$25.D2.D46.D2.D46.D2.D25.A.A18.D2.D$26.2D48.
2D48.2D48.2D.3A$179.A$180.A$21.D49.D49.D49.D$20.D.D47.D.D47.D.D47.D.D
$20.D.D47.D.D47.D.D47.D.D$21.D49.D49.D.3A45.D$123.A$124.A4$23.D49.D
49.D49.D$22.D.D47.D.D47.D.D47.D.D$23.2D48.2D48.2D48.2D4$24.2A$24.A.A$
24.A!
The initial converter from a Herschel also appears in the known boat factory.

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x = 157, y = 57, rule = LifeHistory
62.D3.D.D3.D2.3D2.5D3.D4.3D3.3D$62.2D2.D.D3.D.D3.D3.D4.2D3.D3.D.D$62.
D.D.D.D3.D5.D3.D5.D3.D3.D.D$62.D2.2D.D.D.D4.D4.D5.D4.4D.4D$2.D3.D.5D
3.D4.3D3.3D2.4D26.D3.D.D.D.D3.D5.D5.D7.D.D3.D$2.D3.D.D6.2D3.D3.D.D3.D
.D3.D25.D3.D.2D.2D2.D6.D5.D7.D.D3.D$2.D3.D.D7.D7.D5.D.D3.D25.D3.D.D3.
D.5D3.D4.3D3.3D3.3D$2.5D.3D5.D6.D4.2D2.4D$2.D3.D.D7.D5.D7.D.D2.D$2.D
3.D.D7.D4.D4.D3.D.D3.D$2.D3.D.D6.3D2.5D2.3D2.D3.D$56.B$56.2B$24.2A30.
3B25.2A58.2A$24.A31.4B24.A59.A$21.A4.A2.2A26.4B20.A4.A2.2A50.A4.A2.2A
$21.5A.A2.A27.4B19.5A.A2.A50.5A.A2.A$7.2A16.B.2A.A.2A25.4B4.2A16.B.2A
.A.2A33.2A16.B.2A.A.2A$8.A10.4AB3AB2.A2.A26.4B4.A10.4AB3AB2.A2.A34.A
10.4AB3AB2.A2.A$8.A.AB7.A2.A.A3B2A.A29.4B3.A.AB7.A2.A.A3B2A.A36.A.AB
7.A2.A.A3B2A.A$9.2AB.3B4.7B2.A.2A29.4B3.2AB.3B4.7B2.A.2A36.2AB.3B4.7B
2.A.2A$11.7B3.7B.A33.4B4.7B3.7B.A41.7B3.7B.A$11.16B.2A34.4B3.16B.2A
41.16B.2A$12.15B38.4B3.15B45.15B$11.16B39.4B.16B44.16B$9.18B40.20B42.
18B$7.19B41.19B41.19B$7.2BD15B3.2A37.2BD15B42.2BD15B3.2A$6.3BDBD4B.7B
5.A36.3BDBD4B.7B42.3BDBD4B.7B5.A$7.2B3D4B2.7B4.A.2A34.2B3D4B2.7B42.2B
3D4B2.7B4.A.2A$6.5BD4B2.8B4.A.A33.5BD4B2.8B40.5BD4B2.8B4.A.A$5.10B4.
2B2D3B5.B33.12B2.2B2D3B39.10B4.2B2D3B5.B$4.4B10.3B2D3B2.B.3B31.4B6.7B
2D3B38.4B10.3B2D3B2.B.3B$4.3B11.8B.7B30.3B8.11B4.B33.3B11.8B.7B$2.4B
12.17B27.4B10.12B.3B.2B27.4B12.17B$2.2A14.6BD11B26.2A13.7BD10B8.2A17.
2A14.6BD11B$3.A13.7B2D11B26.A13.7B2D10B7.A19.A13.7B2D11B$3A15.7B2D10B
23.3A15.7B2D9B4.BA.A16.3A15.7B2D10B$A17.6B2D11B23.A17.6B2D13B.B2A17.A
17.6B2D11B$19.17B43.18B2A2B38.17B$20.13B47.11B3.B.BA.AB39.11B$24.10B
49.8B7.2A44.6B$24.7B50.10B53.7B$23.8B49.11B.B50.8B$24.6B50.13BA50.6B$
25.5BD10.D40.10BA.A50.5BD$21.2A.6B2D10.D39.9B.BA51.4BDBD$21.A.6B2D11.
2D39.8B54.5B2D$18.2A.A.7B11.2D40.8B54.6B$18.A2.2A6B12.D42.6B56.4B$19.
2A4.AB58.3B.B2A55.2B$21.5AB62.BA.A$21.A6.A5.D57.A$24.5A4.D.D56.2A$24.
A8.2D$26.A$25.2A!
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by squareroot12621 » March 16th, 2023, 1:12 pm

H→bi-block predecessor:

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 x = 28, y = 32, rule = LifeHistory
6.2A$7.A$7.A.A$8.2A2$2A22.2D$.A20.2D2.D$.A.A18.2D3.D$2.2A18.2D2.D$24.
2D6$2.C$2.C.C$2.3C$4.C2$17.2A$11.2A3.A2.A2.2A$12.A3.A.A4.A2.A$9.3A5.A
5.A.A.A$9.A10.2A.A2.A$20.A2.A$17.A4.A$17.5A2$19.A$18.A.A$19.A!
This can be turned into an H→2C:

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x = 28, y = 37, rule = LifeHistory
20.2E$20.E$18.E.E$18.2E2$6.2A8.2D$7.A8.D.2D$7.A.A9.D$8.2A7.3D2$2A$.A$
.A.A21.2A$2.2A21.2A2$22.2D$20.D2.D$20.D.D$20.3D2E$23.E$2.C21.3E$2.C.C
21.E$2.3C$4.C2$17.2A$11.2A3.A2.A2.2A$12.A3.A.A4.A2.A$9.3A5.A5.A.A.A$9.
A10.2A.A2.A$20.A2.A$17.A4.A$17.5A2$19.A$18.A.A$19.A!
(Remove one of the yellow eater 1's to get a century output.)

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by squareroot12621 » April 6th, 2023, 10:57 am

/bump.
This is on the edge of being a bottleneck, but here's an H→procrastinator:

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x = 22, y = 37, rule = LifeHistory
19.A$17.3A$16.A$16.2A4$8.2A$8.2A2$17.2D$15.D.D$15.D.D$2A13.2D$.A$.A.A
$2.2A16.2A$20.2A4$20.2A$20.2A$2.C$2.C.C$2.3C$4.C9$13.2A$13.2A!

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4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o![[ THEME 0 AUTOSTART GPS 8 Z 16 T 1 T 1 Z 19.027 T 2 T 2 Z 22.627 T 3 T 3 Z 26.909 T 4 T 4 Z 32 T 5 T 5 Z 38.055 T 6 T 6 Z 45.255 T 7 T 7 Z 53.817 LOOP 8 ]]

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by hotdogPi » April 6th, 2023, 12:04 pm

squareroot12621 wrote:
April 6th, 2023, 10:57 am
/bump.
This is on the edge of being a bottleneck, but here's an H→procrastinator:

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x = 22, y = 37, rule = LifeHistory
19.A$17.3A$16.A$16.2A4$8.2A$8.2A2$17.2D$15.D.D$15.D.D$2A13.2D$.A$.A.A
$2.2A16.2A$20.2A4$20.2A$20.2A$2.C$2.C.C$2.3C$4.C9$13.2A$13.2A!
With very poor output clearance. I don't see it being useful.
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by squareroot12621 » April 6th, 2023, 12:16 pm

hotdogPi wrote:
April 6th, 2023, 12:04 pm
squareroot12621 wrote:
April 6th, 2023, 10:57 am
/bump.
This is on the edge of being a bottleneck, but here's an H→procrastinator:

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x = 22, y = 37, rule = LifeHistory
19.A$17.3A$16.A$16.2A4$8.2A$8.2A2$17.2D$15.D.D$15.D.D$2A13.2D$.A$.A.A
$2.2A16.2A$20.2A4$20.2A$20.2A$2.C$2.C.C$2.3C$4.C9$13.2A$13.2A!
With very poor output clearance. I don't see it being useful.
Most of my "conduits" don't have good clearance anyway.

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4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4o8b4o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o$4b8o![[ THEME 0 AUTOSTART GPS 8 Z 16 T 1 T 1 Z 19.027 T 2 T 2 Z 22.627 T 3 T 3 Z 26.909 T 4 T 4 Z 32 T 5 T 5 Z 38.055 T 6 T 6 Z 45.255 T 7 T 7 Z 53.817 LOOP 8 ]]

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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by Haycat2009 » July 30th, 2023, 6:06 am

Proposal for one-letter naming of bottlenecks:

R (R-pentomino)
B (B-heptomino)
H (Herschel)
C (Century)
D (Dove)
P (Pi-heptomino)
Q (Queen bee)
W (Wing)
I (I-heptomino)
O (2-glider octomino)
J (Blonk-tie)
U (U-turner)
G (Glider)
L (LWSS)
M (MWSS)
E (e9jp)
Rt (R-turner)
Hw (HWSS)
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by confocaloid » July 30th, 2023, 6:09 am

E would refer to the E-heptomino.
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Re: Finding bottlenecks

Post by AlbertArmStain » August 8th, 2023, 2:07 pm

H-to-U-turner

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x = 20, y = 37, rule = LifeHistory
8.A$8.3A$11.A$10.2A11$C11.2D$C.C9.D.2D$3C10.3D$2.C11.2D12$7.2A4.A3.2A
$6.A.A3.A.A3.A$6.A2.2A2.A3.A$7.2A2.2A3.A$10.A2.4A.A$11.A.A3.A.A$12.A3.
A2.A$17.2A!

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