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Forum topic	One Million Random Twenty-Four Puzzle Instances in the STM metric	stannic	10/07/2012 - 07:56
Forum topic	Rubik's Cube antisymmetry and the shrinking of Cube Space Reduction of cube space with GAP by Joe Miller Using antisymmetry in Cube Explorer search by Herbert Kociemba After diligent searching, I c by Jerry Bryan Reduction of search space? by Mike G I also would like to congratu by Jerry Bryan First of all, congrats to Mik by jaap Letter L pattern on all the six faces by Joher	Mike G	10/29/2010 - 08:32
Forum topic	Independent proof of 26-move upper bound for half-turn metric Oops; typo by rokicki	rokicki	10/29/2010 - 07:48
Forum topic	Rubik Xcode Project	B MacKenzie	10/29/2010 - 07:22
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
Forum topic	An analysis of the corner and edge permutations of the 3x3x3 cube Local Maxima by Bruce Norskog Re: Congratulations! I'm curio by Bruce Norskog Congratulations! I'm curio by Jerry Bryan	Bruce Norskog	10/29/2010 - 08:25
Forum topic	Prime numbers and Rubik cube Thanks by mdlazreg Not Necessarily Prime by Jerry Bryan Number of Primes is Divisible by 48 by Jerry Bryan Prime positions for the whole cube by mdlazreg The difference between (FF)(F by mdlazreg Ahh, that's true; I omitted t by rokicki Hi Tom, Your definition of by mdlazreg counting function for the cube by Bruce Norskog Syllables and Adjacent Commutative Moves by Jerry Bryan We can define a sequence to b by rokicki Uniqueness of Solutions by Jerry Bryan Actually, since Rubik's cube by rokicki Primes and Cubes by crepeau	mdlazreg	10/29/2010 - 07:44
Forum topic	EndsWith Values, Corners Group, Quarter Turn Metric Most people here use <pre& by Bruce Norskog Off-topic by secondmouse Evens are prevalent for corners by rokicki In the quarter turn metric by rokicki Errata by Jerry Bryan	Jerry Bryan	10/29/2010 - 07:16
Forum topic	Calculating Symmetry using Representative Elements A possible improvement by Bruce Norskog No, I have no really bulletpr by Herbert Kociemba Right after I posted that com by rokicki Sym-coordinates for orientations by Herbert Kociemba Well I experimented with this by rokicki Re: Calculating Symmetry using Representative Elements by Bruce Norskog I have never done the 96-fold by Jerry Bryan Re: Calculating symmetry by Herbert Kociemba Very nice! I'm going to have by rokicki I decided to add another litt by Jerry Bryan I'll include some of the code by Jerry Bryan So can you share what your fi by rokicki	Jerry Bryan	06/01/2012 - 02:39
Forum topic	New optimal solutions for an important group Interestingly, even if you le by rokicki the fraction of cube space by Bruce Norskog Tom encouraged me to post som by silviu In order to explain it in a e by silviu It's a simple coset search. by rokicki How did you manage to do this by Herbert Kociemba This is absolutely amazing; o by rokicki Thank you for the improvement by silviu Made a minor edit by cubex Mark I have submitted this bu by silviu	silviu	10/29/2010 - 08:16
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