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Forum topic	39 cubes with 20f moves in a class with 4 symmetries I recommend to take a look at by Herbert Kociemba May I also have a copy of that? by xintax Queastion regarding the Process by xintax Email by rokicki Please give me your email add by Herbert Kociemba Is it possible for me to get by rokicki That's still stunningly fast; by rokicki The first 26 are selfinverse, by Herbert Kociemba It is the time for the whole by Herbert Kociemba Hmm, all these positions are by rokicki Wow, that's great! I'm jus by rokicki	Herbert Kociemba	10/29/2010 - 08:17
Forum topic	Some thoughts about a proof, that 24 moves suffice Runtime: 20 vs 22 by rokicki If you take these 253605 cose by Herbert Kociemba For a proof of 23 by rokicki I think a made a mistake above by Herbert Kociemba Great topic! by rokicki	Herbert Kociemba	10/29/2010 - 07:45
Forum topic	The 4x4x4 centres can be solved in 22 moves Nested subgroups for 4x4x4 by Bruce Norskog Extending Thistlethwaite's algorithm to 4x4x4 by cubex	jaap	10/29/2010 - 08:25
Forum topic	Thistlethwaite's 52-move algorithm I have not met Morwen face to by Jerry Bryan According to Morwen B. Thistl by jaap Nice topic, seems that people by silviu	jaap	10/29/2010 - 08:12
Forum topic	Presentation for Rubik's cube Revision - Much clearer presentation by secondmouse For anyone interested by secondmouse Hi Jaap, Actually I was wr by mdlazreg Another presentation on 3 involutions! by secondmouse Bounds on identity length by jaap The cube by gaetanguimond I used GAP to find the size o by Bruce Norskog Non trivial identities by mdlazreg	jaap	06/01/2012 - 02:36
Forum topic	{4,3,3} 3 symmetry I have made a computation mis by Jakub Stepo	Jakub Stepo	08/26/2019 - 12:34
Forum topic	Syllables and Graphs	Jerry Bryan	10/29/2010 - 07:27
Forum topic	More on Branching Factors Another (dubious) approach to branching factors (FTM) by Herbert Kociemba A Different Recursion Formula by Jerry Bryan	Jerry Bryan	10/29/2010 - 07:55
Forum topic	How Close Are We to God's Algorithm? I think I mixed up the perfor by Jerry Bryan Best optimal solvers by Herbert Kociemba Best optimal solvers by rokicki Three Possible Distributed Computing Strategies by Jerry Bryan Distributed computing for the cube by Bruce Norskog The distinction between the d by rokicki	Jerry Bryan	10/29/2010 - 07:45
Forum topic	A Little More on Odd and Even Permutations	Jerry Bryan	10/29/2010 - 08:06
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