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Twenty-Four puzzle, some observations
2xN case. Nx2 has Hamiltonian path
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stannic
some regularities in maximum WD values
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stannic
Optimal solver program
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kociemba
Both positions need 72 moves.
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kociemba
It's interesting
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stannic
Though the WD heuristic has w
by
kociemba
It took me some time to write
by
kociemba
Half-depth search
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stannic
4x5 Last Row Permutation
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stannic
Anyone interested in the new
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stannic
Fringe
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rokicki
The set graph
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stannic
"Coset" solver for 15-puzzle
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rokicki
Yes, of course; in general, w
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stannic
4x4 puzzle antipodes in STM
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stannic
Yep
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rokicki
Asymptotical bounds
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stannic
24 puzzle new lower bound: 152
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rokicki
Obvious error
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rokicki
Read Korf's paper
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rokicki
80s solutions
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stannic
2x6 and 80s
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rokicki
Oops
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rokicki
0-terminated vs 0-based?
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stannic
Antipodes
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rokicki
Verified first 9 rows
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rokicki
Sorry if I've helped take thi
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stannic
Groups and Two-Phase technique
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rokicki
Typos
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rokicki
2xN puzzles
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stannic
Next interesting sizes
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stannic
Results from Richard Korf (2008)
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rokicki
I believe you're correct; the
by
rokicki
Right-hand turns
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stannic
Search for upper bounds for 5x5 in MTM
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stannic
lower bound 82s for 3x5
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stannic
Lower bound is 80s
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stannic
Upper bounds
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stannic
WD "solver"
by
rokicki
Bounds
by
rokicki
Pattern databases
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stannic
Very nice! Thanks!
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rokicki
Confirmation for 5x4
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stannic
Some corrections
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stannic
More walking distance values
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rokicki
Attempt to solve the 180 flip position in < 156
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rokicki
I also calculated the 56 solu
by
rokicki
Calculated as well
by
rokicki
Verified up to depth 14
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stannic
All optimal (STM) solutions for 5x5_90
by
stannic
clarify my definition of square root
by
Bruce Norskog
Counts out to depth 24
by
rokicki
More square roots
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rokicki
Thanks for your explanation.
by
stannic
square roots
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Bruce Norskog
Square roots of permutations?
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stannic
148 done
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rokicki
146 time
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rokicki
Of course you can stop your s
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stannic
Slow program
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rokicki
Great jump
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stannic
Done through 146; new bound is 148
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rokicki
Note that the first antipode
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Bruce Norskog
Invert Distance
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stannic
multi-tile metric
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stannic
Done through 144; bound now 146
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rokicki
Thanks for verification
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stannic
180 degree flipped position
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stannic
Optimal 5x5 solver?
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rokicki
Verified
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rokicki
I've used the takaken solver
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Bruce Norskog
Very cool
by
rokicki
WD 5x5, distribution
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stannic
Walking Distance
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stannic
Four-stage suboptimal solver
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stannic
stannic
06/01/2012 - 02:29
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Kilominx can be solved in 34 moves
I confirm these numbers (in t
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rokicki
46 "quarter" turns suffice
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Ben Whitmore
34 move upper bound is correct
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Ben Whitmore
Or maybe not...
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Ben Whitmore
Ben Whitmore
03/10/2020 - 13:19
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Cube-lovers, a rebirth (Hopefully)
That's the basic algorithm be
by
rokicki
Square one
by
paolabp
Math. oriented site...
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crepeau
cubex
10/29/2010 - 08:41
Forum topic
Solving the 4x4x4 in 68 turns
Tsai's 4x4x4 algorithm
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stannic
It appears his solver was on
by
Bruce Norskog
Details of 7/8-step solver
by
mrCage
Re: It's good to see this develop
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Bruce Norskog
It's good to see this develop
by
Mike G
Bruce Norskog
09/24/2011 - 06:29
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Twenty-Nine QTM Moves Suffice
3 distance-26 positions
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mdlazreg
Maybe another subgroup
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brac37
The known distance-26 position is the only one?
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mdlazreg
My congratualtion once more i
by
kociemba
I just tried the subgroup (U,
by
rokicki
Thanks, Bruce! It may well
by
rokicki
Congrats!
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Bruce Norskog
rokicki
06/01/2012 - 02:36
Forum topic
A Hamiltonian Circuit for the 2x2x2
Bruce Norskog
04/25/2012 - 03:22
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Interdimensional Cubes
More thoughts
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cubex
Evisceration, interesting concept
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cubex
Read the bit about 'eviscerat
by
jaap
cubex
06/17/2010 - 23:11
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Disjoint Cycles and Twist/Flip Parity Rules
Flip cycles
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B MacKenzie
Cubelet flip
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jaap
B MacKenzie
10/29/2010 - 07:55
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Puzzle about the Cube: Coloring the Cayley Graph
HTM = 4
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brac37
HTM in 8
by
rokicki
Oops
by
rokicki
Chromatic number
by
rokicki
two-colouring
by
jaap
2 for QTM
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mdlazreg
Can you justify 2 for QTM?
by
rokicki
2 & 3?
by
mdlazreg
Chromatic number
by
rokicki
13 && 19?
by
mdlazreg
rokicki
10/29/2010 - 07:26
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Syllables and Graphs
Jerry Bryan
10/29/2010 - 07:27
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