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OFF cell numbers of a garden of Eden in Conway's Game of Life created by the method of successive approximations on a spiral with a choice of a state of each cell with the minimum quantity of parents.
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%I #19 Mar 31 2012 10:32:01

%S 40,46,53,61,68,72,79,85,98,113,117,121,123,130,137,146,151,155,159,

%T 164,174,178,186,190,195,200,206,212,217,218,222,225,234,235,239,243,

%U 247,253,254,256,263

%N OFF cell numbers of a garden of Eden in Conway's Game of Life created by the method of successive approximations on a spiral with a choice of a state of each cell with the minimum quantity of parents.

%C It is connected to sequence A196447.

%C The sequence represents numbers of cells in which the minimum quantity of parents is reached at an OFF state of a cell at creation of a garden of Eden by a method described in A196447.

%C The sequence is finite. It has 41 members.

%Y Cf. A196447.

%K nonn,fini,full

%O 1,1

%A _Nicolay Beluchenko_, Oct 20 2011