List of Tables

1. Gliders
2. nodes and links
3. Eight generations
4. Ninth generation left shift
5. Ninth generation right shift
6. by cycle and period
7. Long periods up to cycle length 16.
8. Evolution to zero
9. evolution to constant 1
10. widths
11. A collisions
12. B collisions
13. A polymer collisions
14. A polyad collisions
15. A - D collisions
16. A-En collisions
17. An-EBar collisions
18. nA-F collisions
19. A-G collisions
20. B - C collisions
21. B dyad - C collisions
22. B triad - C collisions
23. nB - D collisions
24. BBar5-C collision
25. BBar5-En collision
26. BBar8-C collision
27. C - D collisions
28. D - E collisions mostly cancel out into A's and B's. a noteworthy exception being the D2E1mid collision which cleanly produces a G glider via a freestanding intermediary T13. In this respect the evolution resembles the commonplace production of an EBar from a single T10.
29. EBar-F collisions