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| − | A '''grow-by-one object''' is a pattern whose [[population]] increases by one [[cell]] every [[generation]]. The smallest known grow-by-one object is the following [[ | + | A '''grow-by-one object''' is a pattern whose [[population]] increases by one [[cell]] every [[generation]]. The smallest known grow-by-one object is the following [[One per generation|44-cell]] pattern ([[David Bell]]'s one-cell improvement of a pattern found by [[Nicolay Beluchenko]], September {{year|2005}}): |
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| + | It consists of a [[tubstretcher]] and a [[LWSS]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:43, 29 December 2018
A grow-by-one object is a pattern whose population increases by one cell every generation. The smallest known grow-by-one object is the following 44-cell pattern (David Bell's one-cell improvement of a pattern found by Nicolay Beluchenko, September 2005):
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It consists of a tubstretcher and a LWSS.
External links
- Grow-by-one object at the Life Lexicon
