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Story	Optimal solutions for two important subgroups When Herbert asked me for opt by silviu They are all the positions re by rokicki Ok, now i have corrected the by silviu Are those all the positions r by silviu The new solver is available o by Herbert Kociemba Very huge optimal solver by Herbert Kociemba Cubes that require 20f by rokicki I've proved that the three se by rokicki Cube Lovers adopted the conve by Jerry Bryan I've been using a slightly di by rokicki I haven't really played with by Jerry Bryan With my silly algorithm, it t by rokicki Hello, Nice to see by silviu I confirm all those numbers: by rokicki Re: by silviu Wow, 2minutes is fast. How l by rokicki RE: by silviu Re: by silviu I'm working on the other dept by rokicki Re:Error in calculations by silviu We agree up to 17f; I haven't by rokicki Re: by silviu I still am not sure of the nu by rokicki Re:Wrong numbers by silviu At least one number wrong by rokicki Re:FTM by silviu Re.FTM results for fixed edges by Herbert Kociemba Re:FTM results for fixed edges by silviu FTM results for fixed edges by Herbert Kociemba Time to compute the tables by silviu Optimal Solutions in Half Turn Metric? by Herbert Kociemba Re: 42q by silviu Re: "Group that fixes edges" is c by Bruce Norskog "Group that fixes edges" is c by Jerry Bryan	silviu	06/17/2010 - 23:02
Story	Rubik can be solved in 27f It is perfect. Thanks a lot. by silviu Is this better? by cubex Mark I tried to separate the by silviu	silviu	10/29/2010 - 08:16
Story	How to Compute Optimal Solutions for All 164,604,041,664 Symmetric Positions of Rubik's Cube Some more information by Herbert Kociemba	silviu	10/29/2010 - 08:11
Story	Solving Rubik's cube in 40 quarter turns Verification of my "Data file" by silviu Re: Congratulations to you both by Bruce Norskog Congratulations to you both - by Mike G Claim that 39 quarter turns are sufficient by Bruce Norskog I hope you are going to do th by silviu Re: Solving Rubik's cube in 40 quarter turns by Bruce Norskog	silviu	10/29/2010 - 08:25
Story	Rubik can be solved in 35q	silviu	10/29/2010 - 08:16
Forum topic	One Million Random Twenty-Four Puzzle Instances in the STM metric	stannic	10/07/2012 - 07:56
Forum topic	Sliding tile puzzle suboptimal solver	stannic	09/24/2012 - 08:07
Forum topic	Pattern databases for the 5x5 sliding puzzle Nodecounts by stannic Solving 4x4 antipodes as 5x5 puzzle instances by stannic Preliminary results and an update on WD (edited) by stannic	stannic	04/24/2017 - 07:25
Forum topic	A cubic graph with cubic diameter Modelling the sliding puzzle on Gr as a group by stannic A javascript simulator by stannic Varikon Box 2x2x2 (edited 2 times) by stannic Connected cubic graphs with ≤ 10 vertices by stannic	stannic	03/23/2017 - 10:01
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
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