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     & \to & D(2207) & \to & D(3682) & \to & D(6141) & \to & \textrm{Blank} \\
     & \to & D(2207) & \to & D(3682) & \to & D(6141) & \to & \textrm{Blank} \\
\end{array} </math>which has the remarkable luck of applying this [[Collatz-like]] map 14 times before reaching the blanking config (expected # of applications before halting is 3).
\end{array} </math>which has the remarkable luck of applying this [[Collatz-like]] map 14 times before reaching the blanking config (expected # of applications before halting is 3).
See also, previous analysis in 2021: https://www.sligocki.com/2021/07/17/bb-collatz.html


== Relation to other machines ==
== Relation to other machines ==

Revision as of 21:33, 4 September 2024

1RB1LD_1RC1RB_1LC1LA_0RC0RD (bbch)

Blanking Beaver BLB(4,2) champion which creates a blank tape after 32,779,477 steps. It was discovered and reported by Nick Drozd in 2021.[1]

Analysis by Shawn Ligocki

Let

then:
let , then we can simplify to:

Starting from (at step 19) we get the trajectory:

which has the remarkable luck of applying this Collatz-like map 14 times before reaching the blanking config (expected # of applications before halting is 3).

See also, previous analysis in 2021: https://www.sligocki.com/2021/07/17/bb-collatz.html

Relation to other machines

The map and trajectory are equivalent to that of the BB(5) champion. For all , let be the number such that , or if , and let be the map simulated by the BB(5) champion. Then:

So the size of this machine's BLB output is tied to the size of the BB(5) champion's output.

References