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The 4-state 4-symbol [[Busy Beaver]] problem, BB(4,4), is unsolved and unexplored. With [[Cryptids]] like [[Bigfoot]] in the preceding domain [[BB(3,3)]], we know that we must solve a [[Collatz-like]] problem in order to solve BB(4,4). The current BB(4,4) [[champion]] is simply inherited from [[BB(3,4)]] as BB(4,4) has not been explored yet.
The 4-state 4-symbol [[Busy Beaver]] problem, BB(4,4), is unsolved and unexplored. With [[Cryptids]] like [[Bigfoot]] in the preceding domain [[BB(3,3)]], we know that we must solve a [[Collatz-like]] problem in order to solve BB(4,4). The current BB(4,4) [[champion]] is simply inherited from [[BB(3,4)]] as BB(4,4) has not been explored yet.


In September 2025, [[User:Tjligocki|tjligocki]] ran a test enumeration on one of 1 billion subtasks. The subtask ran for 1.5 hours and produced ~9000 [[holdouts]]. When corrected for the amount of subtasks involved, these values are 9000 times longer and 3500 times larger than the ones for [[BB(2,7)]].<ref>https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1084047886494470185/1421553188322021528</ref>
In September 2025, [[User:Tjligocki|Terry Ligocki]] ran a test enumeration on one of 1 billion subtasks. The subtask ran for 1.5 hours and produced ~9000 [[holdouts]].<ref>https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1084047886494470185/1421553188322021528</ref> When corrected for the amount of subtasks involved, these values are 9000 times longer and 3500 times larger than the ones for [[BB(2,7)]].


== References ==
== References ==


[[Category:BB Domains]]
[[Category:BB Domains]]

Latest revision as of 18:01, 20 February 2026

The 4-state 4-symbol Busy Beaver problem, BB(4,4), is unsolved and unexplored. With Cryptids like Bigfoot in the preceding domain BB(3,3), we know that we must solve a Collatz-like problem in order to solve BB(4,4). The current BB(4,4) champion is simply inherited from BB(3,4) as BB(4,4) has not been explored yet.

In September 2025, Terry Ligocki ran a test enumeration on one of 1 billion subtasks. The subtask ran for 1.5 hours and produced ~9000 holdouts.[1] When corrected for the amount of subtasks involved, these values are 9000 times longer and 3500 times larger than the ones for BB(2,7).

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