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Some search programs for Conway's Game of Life and other cellular automata have names consisting of L's and S's. Since this can be very confusing, I've proposed the following names for them, using MOS scales corresponding to the number of L's and S's as the basis:
Some search programs for Conway's Game of Life and other cellular automata have names consisting of L's and S's. Since this can be very confusing, I've proposed the following names for them, using MOS scales corresponding to the number of L's and S's as the basis:


* LLS → Trial/Fibotonic
* LLS → [[2L 1s|Trial/Fibotonic]]
* LSS → Antrial/Lucatonic
* LSS → [[1L 2s|Antrial/Lucatonic]]
* LSSS → Antetric
* LSSS → [[1L 3s|Antetric]]
* LLSSS → Pentatonic
* LLSSS → [[2L 3s|Pentatonic]]
* LLLSSSSSSSS (Lattice Life Logic Slice Satisfiability Search for Smallest Spaceships Supporting Specific Speeds) (nonexistent) → Isodiaphoric
* LLLSSSSSSSS (Lattice Life Logic Slice Satisfiability Search for Smallest Spaceships Supporting Specific Speeds) (nonexistent) → [[3L 8s|Isodiaphoric]]


As you can tell, these names are way better than simply repeating L's and S's.
As you can tell, these names are way better than simply repeating L's and S's.

Latest revision as of 19:44, 9 October 2026

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Some search programs for Conway's Game of Life and other cellular automata have names consisting of L's and S's. Since this can be very confusing, I've proposed the following names for them, using MOS scales corresponding to the number of L's and S's as the basis:

As you can tell, these names are way better than simply repeating L's and S's.