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== Holdouts == | == Holdouts == | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+BB Holdout Reduction by Domain | |||
!Domain | |||
!Previous Holdout Count | |||
!New Holdout Count | |||
!Holdout Reduction | |||
!% Reduction | |||
|- | |||
|[[BB(7)]] | |||
|17,823,260 | |||
|15,743,264 | |||
|2,079,996 | |||
|11.67% | |||
|- | |||
|[[BB(4,3)]] | |||
|5,127,263 | |||
|4,794,262 | |||
|333,001 | |||
|6.49% | |||
|- | |||
|[[BB(2,6)]] | |||
|413,513 | |||
|412,086 | |||
|1,427 | |||
|0.35% | |||
|} | |||
*[[BB(6)]] | *[[BB(6)]] | ||
**mxdys solved four TMs with FAR.<sup>[https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1512100325673271407][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1512309665244123239][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1513904347422134374][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1516821341678866523]</sup> | **mxdys solved four TMs with FAR.<sup>[https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1512100325673271407][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1512309665244123239][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1513904347422134374][https://discord.com/channels/960643023006490684/1239205785913790465/1516821341678866523]</sup> | ||
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This edition of TMBR is in progress and has not yet been released. Please add any notes you think may be relevant (including in the form a of a TODO with a link to any relevant Discord discussion).
BB Adjacent
Busy Beaver for Lambda Calculus:
- BBλ(39) was solved on 10 June, showing that BBλ(39) .
- Work began on BBλ(40), which was reduced to 2 holdouts[1] and BBλ(41), which was reduced to [TODO] holdouts.
- A list of BBλ(42) holdouts was also added to the BBλ-spreadsheet.[2]
- New champions were discovered for Ξ₀(10), Ξ₀(13), Ξ₀(14), Ξ₀(15), Ξ₀(16), Ξ₀(17), Ξ₀(18) and Ξ₀(19).
- New SK calculus champions were discovered for Ξ₀_SK(18) and Ξ₀_SK(26), showing Ξ₀_SK(26) to be larger than Graham's number.
- New BCKW system champions were discovered for Ξ₀_BCKW(7), Ξ₀_BCKW(8) and Ξ₀_BCKW(9).
- On 12 June, sheep constructed a size 85 champion with score [3], where q is a fast growing function arising from Laver tables. A day later, sheep showed that BBCS(89 + k) where P(x) = q(x + 1).[4]
- On 15 June, Shawn Ligocki discovered new champions for BBCS(13)[5] and BBCS(14).[6]
- On the same day, Azerty completed the enumeration of BBCS(12), leaving an initial 866 holdouts.[7] A second enumeration the next day left only 477 holdouts.[8]
- On June 20, sheep discovered two new champions (first, second) for BBCS(19) in quick succession, as well as new champions for BBCS(24) and BBCS(25).[9]
- On 1 June, Shawn Ligocki discovered a new BBf(23) champion which runs for over steps.[10]
- BBf(23) holdouts were reduced by 27.20% from 29,250 to 21,295.
- @-d discovered new champions for MBB(8) and MBB(9).[11]
- MBB(6) was decided to be 49.
- Shawn Ligocki enumerated all PRF's of size 23.[12]
- On 24 June Shawn Ligocki discovered a new champion PRF of size 23.[13]
- On 25 June Shawn Ligocki discovered a new BBµ(19) champion.
TODO: Branching Beaver
Misc
- TODO: GPU deciders
Holdouts
| Domain | Previous Holdout Count | New Holdout Count | Holdout Reduction | % Reduction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BB(7) | 17,823,260 | 15,743,264 | 2,079,996 | 11.67% |
| BB(4,3) | 5,127,263 | 4,794,262 | 333,001 | 6.49% |
| BB(2,6) | 413,513 | 412,086 | 1,427 | 0.35% |
- BB(6)
- mxdys solved four TMs with FAR.[14][15][16][17]
- prurq solved another four TMs with FAR.[18][19][20]
- A TM was shown to be non-halting by hipparcos, which was later confirmed in Rocq by mxdys.
- On 21 May, Peacemaker II solved another TM by running FAR with high parameters.
- BB(7)
- BB(4,3):
- BB(2,6)
- Andrew Ducharme reduced the number of holdouts from 413,513 to 412,086, a 0.35% reduction.[25]
- BB(2,7)
- Terry Ligocki enumerated 150K more subtasks, increasing the number of holdouts to 1,560,097,003. A total of 500K subtasks out of the 1 million subtasks (or 50%) have been enumerated.