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Forum topic	Non trivial identities Dimension in group theory ? by Rafoo Distinction between Physical Models and Mathematical Models by Jerry Bryan h dimensional space by B MacKenzie If you look at this way then by mdlazreg Correct. At least that is my by mdlazreg Yes I know that there is no g by mdlazreg I see. Thanks. Mathematica by mdlazreg re. Parameter Space by B MacKenzie Another Clarification by Jerry Bryan A Clarification by Jerry Bryan Parameter Space by B MacKenzie I am not sure what you mean b by mdlazreg Yes, I have the same feeling, by mdlazreg I was unaware that analysis. by B MacKenzie Actually all identities at 12 by mdlazreg FU U R U R' F' U U L' U' L FF' by Jerry Bryan Yes I agree, the identity man by mdlazreg Simple Cycle or Unique Simple Cycle and Symmetry by Jerry Bryan Conjugate relationships by B MacKenzie Correction by Jerry Bryan Commutitive Identities by B MacKenzie I would consider them as non by mdlazreg I am not sure about your argu by mdlazreg Hopefully, I haven't messed u by Jerry Bryan Identities and Commutivity by B MacKenzie I consider the identities abo by mdlazreg I think your example of Pons by mdlazreg Sorry, but I would call the i by Herbert Kociemba Backwards by Jerry Bryan Yes I was talking about QTM. by mdlazreg In fact I am not able to gene by mdlazreg Antipodes and Non-trivial Identities by Jerry Bryan I was able to generate subopt by mdlazreg It is not difficult to add su by Herbert Kociemba While I am happy your code ge by mdlazreg I think I figured out how the by mdlazreg Identities and Duplicate Positions by Jerry Bryan I used U U' for the input. T by Herbert Kociemba Identities at higher level by mdlazreg With my QTM otimal solver I g by Herbert Kociemba	mdlazreg	06/01/2012 - 02:40
Personal blog entry	Policy Change for New Accounts	cubex	06/29/2012 - 03:55
Forum topic	Sliding tile puzzle suboptimal solver	stannic	09/24/2012 - 08:07
Forum topic	One Million Random Twenty-Four Puzzle Instances in the STM metric	stannic	10/07/2012 - 07:56
Forum topic	5x5 puzzle: Comparison between reduction chains (STM, 10000 instances)	stannic	10/09/2012 - 04:48
Forum topic	5x5 can be solved in 109 MTM "Coset" solver for 5x5 "fringe region" by stannic Sorry for late reply by stannic Is it possible? by majord Diameter is actually 43 after all by Bruce Norskog We performed a complete bread by Bruce Norskog 43m* analysis by stannic 5x5 Fringe puzzle "coset solver" (last edit 08/29/11 GMT 22:07) by stannic 44 upper bound for diameter by Bruce Norskog The lame software harness by stannic Quick question by secondmouse 102m, 202s by stannic 103m, 204s by stannic 104m, 206s by stannic "1d" pattern from the table above by stannic Fringe pattern of the 5x5 puzzle by stannic Results from analysis of subgoals of the 5x5 by stannic 208s for 5x5 by stannic Distributions by stannic	stannic	10/09/2012 - 09:27
Forum topic	Square subgroup in QTM Radu analyzed a larger group by Bruce Norskog HTM of the square group by mdlazreg Each half-turn is simply 2 quarter turns by Bruce Norskog	mdlazreg	03/29/2013 - 23:55
Forum topic	Subgroups using basic moves RUL cosets distribution by mdlazreg RUL 30q Element by B MacKenzie Rubik Group Coset Solvers by B MacKenzie Cosets of the RUL subgroup by mdlazreg About the Solver by B MacKenzie 29q! by mdlazreg RUL C2v Three Face Group by B MacKenzie UDF again, and some FTM numbers by Bruce Norskog Time constraints by B MacKenzie RUF subgroup by mdlazreg Some partial distributions by Bruce Norskog Subgroups by B MacKenzie	mdlazreg	04/07/2013 - 11:27
Forum topic	How many 26q* maneuvers are there? How did you guess? by secondmouse Contest by rokicki Question by secondmouse Equivalence with Dan Hoey's Syllables by Jerry Bryan Can you find a hard QTM position? by rokicki turn sequence conjugators by B MacKenzie I have solved all instances o by B MacKenzie Conjugacy Class by B MacKenzie Searching for depth 26 positi by B MacKenzie an idea for looking for other deep positions by Bruce Norskog I would say that using D4h sy by B MacKenzie Well, I did use a smiley so y by Bruce Norskog Get Real by B MacKenzie confirming 57,344 by Bruce Norskog All Distinct Paths by B MacKenzie 25q* count by secondmouse Using Antisymmetry by Bruce Norskog 25q* count by rokicki rubsolv by rokicki Raw 26q* count by Bruce Norskog Not directly answering your question... by secondmouse Howdy! Very cool question. by rokicki	Bruce Norskog	06/06/2013 - 19:25
Forum topic	3x3x1 rubik square is isomorphic to ( U2, D2, F2, B2 ) cube subgroup If you look at what happens w by jaap The 3x3x1 cuboid is generally by Bruce Norskog	cubex	07/08/2013 - 03:33
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