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'''CatForce''' is an optimized [[search program]] written by [[Michael Simkin]] in {{year|2015}}, using brute-force enumeration of small [[Spartan]] objects in a limited area, instead of a depth-first tree search. One major purpose of CatForce is to find [[glider synthesis|glider-constructible]] completions for [[signal]] [[conduit]]s. An early CatForce discovery was the [[B60]] conduit, which enabled a record-breaking new glider gun.{{which}}
'''CatForce''' is an optimized [[search program]] written by [[Michael Simkin]] in {{year|2015}}, using brute-force enumeration of small [[Spartan]] objects in a limited area, instead of a depth-first tree search. One major purpose of CatForce is to find [[glider synthesis|glider-constructible]] completions for [[signal]] [[conduit]]s. An early CatForce discovery was the [[B60]] conduit, which enabled a [[Simkin glider gun|record-breaking new glider gun]].


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Revision as of 05:57, 8 December 2018

CatForce
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Purpose Enumeration of small Spartan objects
Created by Michael Simkin
Platform Unix; Windows

CatForce is an optimized search program written by Michael Simkin in 2015, using brute-force enumeration of small Spartan objects in a limited area, instead of a depth-first tree search. One major purpose of CatForce is to find glider-constructible completions for signal conduits. An early CatForce discovery was the B60 conduit, which enabled a record-breaking new glider gun.

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