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Forgive me for asking a question that is only indirectly related to higher dimensional cubing. I'm sure many of you can give me an authoritative answer. The...
guy_padfield
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Sep 13, 2008
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Guy, Anything even remotely related to 4D cubing is fair game on this list so don't worry about that. Your question is very interesting and appropriate. It...
Melinda Green
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Thank you very much for your answer, Melinda. The motion parallax point is interesting but yes, it is cheating as far as answering my real question is...
Guy
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Guy, When you talk about animals and predator/prey strategies, you are talking about real-world situations and not purely geometric ones, and the difference is...
Melinda Green
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How many legs would a 4D creature need to walk on a 4D planet. On a 3D world an object neads at least three legs to stand stably. Would that mean that in order...
Jenelle Levenstein
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Sep 14, 2008
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I don't know about you but I'm able to stand upright in 3 dimensions with only 2 legs. ;-) Seriously though I think you are right that N legs are required to...
Melinda Green
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Hello everyone,   I just wanted to let everyone know that I have finished counting an upper bound for the number of permutations of an nxnxnxn Rubik's Cube,...
David Smith
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Sep 15, 2008
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Hello to all of you. I'm Thibaut Kirchner, nearly 21 years old, and live near Paris, France. I'm student in maths and computer science (fifth year after in ...
thibaut.kirchner
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Sep 17, 2008
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... required to solve ... question would have a ... less confident I can ... I suggest you to explore the following groups, and their successive quotients...
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Sep 17, 2008
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Hi Thibaut,   Welcome to the 4D_Cubing group!  Congratulations on solving the 3^4 cube! I also do speedcubing, but my times are probably not close to yours -...
David Smith
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Sep 17, 2008
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... Well, if you give a look in the WCA database, you'll see my times at Brussels Summer Open: I averaged at 57 s, which is in fact quite close to your times. ...
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Hello! I haven't read the old messages, therefore I don't know if this has already been suggested, and apologize in advance if this is the case, but here is my...
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Wow... I never considered that my times would be tournament-worthy!  I use a 2-look F2L and a 4-look LL!  I could definitely get faster by learning F2L and ...
David Smith
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... In fact, in 3D, we can also switch two corners, but this is the same as switching to edges, since a quarter-turn of a face transfers one parity error on...
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Sep 17, 2008
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Hi Thibaut, Welcome! There are a lot of topics floating around (thanks for the parity writeup by the way), but here I'm only replying about your desire to...
Roice Nelson
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Sep 18, 2008
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Roice, You already implemented the show-the-cubie-that-goes-here functionality, right? In other words, the compliment to the show-me-where-this-cubie-belongs...
Melinda Green
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Sep 18, 2008
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Thibaut, That's a very good suggestion. It wouldn't be a trivial change because we want to support more puzzle types and therefore this sort of feature belongs...
Melinda Green
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Hi Lucas, Sorry for the very long delay in responding to this. I didn't want to leave the possible issues you raised unresolved in the thread, but hadn't...
Roice Nelson
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Yep, shift+ctrl+clicking does the piece finding functionality, and left/right clicking distinguishes between the two complementary cases you mention... Roice...
Roice Nelson
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Sep 18, 2008
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Hello all of my 4D friends :) It's about time I got back to this crazy obsession of mine! I was devastated by Remi's improvement on my 3^4 checkerboard...
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Sep 21, 2008
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Yeah, I know the feeling of no one caring. Well congrats on finding a new record. The only thing that's going to be disappointing is when we actually do find...
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Hello Mark! I'll start by saying someting funny: Today again I got the proof that I have some special gift. From nowhere I just typed link to my page with the...
Remigiusz Durka
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Sep 21, 2008
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... Then it's time to prove that it's the shortest. And only then you can consider the problem as completely solved. Thibaut....
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Sep 21, 2008
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... Once that happens, I will create a new category for the shortest proof. :-) -melinda...
Melinda Green
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Dear Remi (et all), So I guess it's time to have a history of the checkerboard solutions added to your hallofshort.html! What a freak coincidence! The actual...
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Sep 22, 2008
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Hi everyone,   First of all, nice to meet you, Mark and Remi, and congratulations to both of you on your checkerboard solutions!  I thought I would update...
David Smith
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Sep 22, 2008
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... I'm amazed by the complexity of the formula. I suggest you to split it into two formulas, one for the odd-sized hypercubes, and on for the even-sized...
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Hi Thibaut,   Thanks for your comments and suggestions!  I put a lot of thought into what you recommended to me about the formulas, but I have decided to...
David Smith
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Sep 23, 2008
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Can I ask about formula as the input for program Mathematica (or Maxima, etc)... Or just see actual numbers for any hypercube we have? all teh best, RemiQ ... ...
Remigiusz Durka
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Sep 23, 2008
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Hi Remi,   I have written two functions for GAP (It's the main computer algebra system I use) for you which compute the number of permutations of an n^4...
David Smith
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