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'''MWSS out of the blue''' is a reaction, found by [[Peter Rott]] in November 1997, in which a [[LWSS]] passing by a p46 [[oscillator]] creates a [[MWSS]] travelling in the opposite direction. Together with some reactions found by [[Dieter Leithner]], and a LWSS-turning reaction which Rott had found in November 1993 (but which was not widely known until [[Paul Callahan]] rediscovered it in June 1994) this can be used to prove that there exist [[gliderless gun]]s for [[LWSS]], [[MWSS]] and [[HWSS]] for every [[period]] that is a multiple of 46. | |||
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|caption = The MWSS-generating mechanism with LWSS passing by<br>a period 46 sparker, as employed by the [[OTCA metapixel]].<br> | |||
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== External links == | |||
{{LinkLexicon|lex_m.htm#mwssoutoftheblue}} |
Revision as of 15:57, 7 August 2019
MWSS out of the blue is a reaction, found by Peter Rott in November 1997, in which a LWSS passing by a p46 oscillator creates a MWSS travelling in the opposite direction. Together with some reactions found by Dieter Leithner, and a LWSS-turning reaction which Rott had found in November 1993 (but which was not widely known until Paul Callahan rediscovered it in June 1994) this can be used to prove that there exist gliderless guns for LWSS, MWSS and HWSS for every period that is a multiple of 46.
The MWSS-generating mechanism with LWSS passing by a period 46 sparker, as employed by the OTCA metapixel. (click above to open LifeViewer) |
External links
- MWSS out of the blue at the Life Lexicon