Diehard

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Diehard is a well-known, short-lived pattern in Conway’s Game of Life that survives for many generations before eventually disappearing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf methuselah pattern
pattern in Conway's Game of Life
category finite pattern
methuselah
short-lived pattern
cellularAutomatonType two-dimensional orthogonal grid
evolutionOutcome no live cells remain
evolvesDeterministically true
existsOn infinite 2D square lattice
hasConfigurationType finite initial configuration
hasCreator John H. Conway
surface form: John Conway
hasDeterministicFate extinction
hasDiscreteTimeSteps true
hasNameOrigin named for its long survival before death
initialLiveCellCount 7
isContrastWith oscillators
spaceships
still lifes
isDocumentedIn online Game of Life pattern collections
isUsedFor demonstrating long-lived finite patterns
testing Game of Life implementations
isWellKnownIn Game of Life community
lifetimeInGenerations 130
neighborhood Moore neighborhood
notableProperty one of the smallest known patterns that lives for over 100 generations
survives for many generations before disappearing
partOf Game of Life
surface form: Conway's Game of Life
rule B3/S23
stability eventually dies out
usesGridStates alive and dead cells

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Game of Life famousPattern Diehard