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100,000 cubes optimally solved
Adding Branching Factors to the Mix
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Jerry Bryan
Matches
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rokicki
kociemba
10/29/2010 - 07:37
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Number of canonical move sequences for nxnxn Rubik's cube in q-w metric
This is amazing! Can you plea
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mdlazreg
Non recursive formula
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kociemba
kociemba
04/25/2012 - 03:22
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Number of canonical move sequences for nxnxn Rubik's cube in h-w metric
Generating Function
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Lower bounds in h-w metric
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kociemba
Formula for number of move seqences
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kociemba
kociemba
12/10/2011 - 13:11
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Symmetries and coset actions (Nintendo Ten Billion Barrel tumbler puzzle)
Schreier analysis
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B MacKenzie
Great results!
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rokicki
Deep Cosets
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B MacKenzie
Corroboration
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Concur
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rokicki
I have made similar changes
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The no flip case
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It's a lot of fun to hear how
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Alternate Solutions
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B MacKenzie
Can confirm these are both de
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Have verified the depth distr
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Estimates
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B MacKenzie
Congratulations!
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Antipodes
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Supercomputers
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rokicki
Kudos
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B MacKenzie
Diameter is 18
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rokicki
Wonderful!
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rokicki
Have verified the counts for
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loseyourmarblesblog
Happy to be of help, between
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loseyourmarblesblog
Current bound: 19
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rokicki
A different coset---upper bound now 23
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rokicki
"Trivial" coset solved---new bound = 26
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rokicki
Test Results
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B MacKenzie
My Bad
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B MacKenzie
I'm missing solutions
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B MacKenzie
I've output my 3417 depth 13
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Incorrect Counts
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B MacKenzie
My numbers were a little more
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Coset solved
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B MacKenzie
It's not just the symmetry
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Color degeneracy
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Match these figures
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Whoops
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Distance through depth 13
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rokicki
Thank you. My confidence is
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B MacKenzie
Confirmed
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loseyourmarblesblog
This is exactly right. The "
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rokicki
Concur with estimates
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Depth 19 positions?
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B MacKenzie
Standard Configuration Strings
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B MacKenzie
Great!
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rokicki
Depth 18 confirmed
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B MacKenzie
Howdy!
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rokicki
Optimal Solver
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B MacKenzie
Probably not as good as rokicki's...
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loseyourmarblesblog
how to do fast moves on such indexing?
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CS
Pruning independently
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Move pruning
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rokicki
loseyourmarblesblog
11/22/2013 - 16:00
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Square One God's Algorithm Computed
> perhaps minor variations on
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jaap
> the extra factor of 2 (real
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Mike G
10 moves max
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masonjones
God's algorithm counts
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masonjones
Of course, 7 flips is best for parity fix for Square One
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Great to see this follow-up t
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Mike G
masonjones
10/29/2010 - 08:21
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DFS
mdlazreg
10/29/2010 - 07:26
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Positions with the same distance in both QTM and FTM
mdlazreg
10/29/2010 - 07:22
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X1+X3+X5+...
Thanks Jerry for your explana
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mdlazreg
Even and Odd Permutations
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Jerry Bryan
Edited title
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cubex
mdlazreg
10/29/2010 - 08:06
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Commutator elements of the cube
I do not know, but you can compute
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brac37
mdlazreg
10/29/2010 - 07:26
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Prime numbers and Rubik cube
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mdlazreg
Not Necessarily Prime
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Jerry Bryan
Number of Primes is Divisible by 48
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Jerry Bryan
Prime positions for the whole cube
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mdlazreg
The difference between (FF)(F
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mdlazreg
Ahh, that's true; I omitted t
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rokicki
Hi Tom, Your definition of
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mdlazreg
counting function for the cube
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Bruce Norskog
Syllables and Adjacent Commutative Moves
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Jerry Bryan
We can define a sequence to b
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rokicki
Uniqueness of Solutions
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Jerry Bryan
Actually, since Rubik's cube
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rokicki
Primes and Cubes
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mdlazreg
10/29/2010 - 07:44
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