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Forum topic	4x4x4 upper bounds: 57 OBTM confirmed; 56 SST and 53 BT calculated. 4x4x4 new upper bound: 53 SSTM by CS I don't do stage 2 without br by CS How do you do stage 2 without by charlie 4x4x4 new upper bound: 55 OBTM by CS	rokicki	03/09/2015 - 10:43
Forum topic	The 4x4x4 can be solved in 79 moves (STM) Stage 4 details and symmetry-reduced results by Bruce Norskog	Bruce Norskog	10/29/2010 - 08:11
Forum topic	100,000 cubes optimally solved Adding Branching Factors to the Mix by Jerry Bryan Matches by rokicki	kociemba	10/29/2010 - 07:37
Forum topic	PSL(2,7) embeds in the 2x2x2 cube group Some nice presentations for PGL(2,q) by secondmouse Extending to PGL(2,7) and correction by secondmouse Since the Mathieu M12 group c by Bruce Norskog	secondmouse	02/13/2011 - 11:38
Forum topic	Super Cube States at Depth got to distance 10 by Bruce Norskog Thanks by B MacKenzie partial confirmation by Bruce Norskog	B MacKenzie	06/18/2016 - 10:25
Forum topic	Lower bound using the Edges antipode about my calculation by Bruce Norskog Hi Bruce, by mdlazreg Y >= 14 by Bruce Norskog X IS equal to 22 by mdlazreg Hi Bruce, by mdlazreg Re: Lower bound using the Edges antipode by Bruce Norskog	mdlazreg	06/01/2012 - 02:39
Forum topic	Optimal Void Cube Up Face Odd Parity Maneuvers Fun with Conjugation by B MacKenzie Minimum Solutions for Any Odd Up Face Position by B MacKenzie That is interesting and it co by B MacKenzie Nice by rokicki	B MacKenzie	11/23/2011 - 13:14
Forum topic	5x5 sliding puzzle can be solved in 205 moves Down to 182 moves by Johan.de.Ruiter Down to 184 moves by Johan.de.Ruiter Down to 196 moves by Johan.de.Ruiter Down to 198 moves by Johan.de.Ruiter Down to 200 moves by Johan.de.Ruiter Down to 204 by Johan.de.Ruiter Extra info and more bounds by Ben Whitmore	Ben Whitmore	05/27/2020 - 04:09
Forum topic	A question about the commutator subgroup commutator subgroups by cubex Re: A question about the commutator subgroup by jaap	Mike G	10/29/2010 - 08:32
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
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