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tim_hutton
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First glider discovered in a cellular automata on ...
Yes, I think that's right. This page talks about De Bruijn's pentagrids method, which uses the same rhombi ribbons as the glider travels on as the axes of the 5D space:
http://www.ams.org/samplings/feature-column/fcarc-ribbons
Five possible directions for the glider to travel in = Five dimensions of space.
(Is that right?)
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Five possible directions for the glider to travel in = Five dimensions of space.
(Is that right?)