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|=10||018-22-20 || [[two pulsar quadrants]] ||.75 | |=10||018-22-20 || [[two pulsar quadrants]] ||.75 | ||
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|12||020-24-20 || [[RLE:20p3|high volatity 20p3 oscillator no. 1]] ||.94 | |12||019-22-23 || [[fire-spitting]] ||.7 | ||
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Signatures are the population counts for the oscillator, sequenced so that the lowest numbers appear to the left. The first signature number has three digits to facilitate sorting when a table includes larger oscillators. Signature numbers are used to break ties in oscillators of nearly the same size. | Signatures are the population counts for the oscillator, sequenced so that the lowest numbers appear to the left. The first signature number has three digits to facilitate sorting when a table includes larger oscillators. Signature numbers are used to break ties in oscillators of nearly the same size. | ||
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Smallest
All known period 3 oscillators that have one phase of less than 20 on cells
| Rank | Signature | Name | Volatility |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 012-15-16 | caterer | .82 |
| 2 | 013-14-16 | jam | .56 |
| 3 | 014-16-14 | two eaters | .33 |
| 4 | 016-18-19 | trice tongs | .35 |
| 5 | 016-20-18 | bent keys | .73 |
| 6 | 016-21-18 | odd keys | .73 |
| 7 | 016-22-18 | short keys | .73 |
| 8 | 018-20-19 | cuphook | .14 |
| 9 | 018-20-20 | french kiss | .27 |
| =10 | 018-20-22 | pulsar quadrant | .42 |
| =10 | 018-22-20 | two pulsar quadrants | .75 |
| 12 | 019-22-23 | fire-spitting | .7 |
| 13 | 020-24-20 | high volatity 20p3 oscillator no. 1 | .94 |
Signatures are the population counts for the oscillator, sequenced so that the lowest numbers appear to the left. The first signature number has three digits to facilitate sorting when a table includes larger oscillators. Signature numbers are used to break ties in oscillators of nearly the same size.