10-Oct-85 20:47:33-EDT,00000540;000000000001
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 85 20:47:33 EDT
From: Alan Bawden <ALAN%mit-mc.arpa@CSNET-RELAY>
Subject:  Has anybody heard of this?
To: CUBE-LOVERS%mit-mc.arpa@CSNET-RELAY

Date: Thu 10 Oct 85 16:21:40-PDT
From: Haym Hirsh <HIRSH at SUMEX-AIM.ARPA>
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3. (forward to cube-lovers if necessary) I hear there is a textbook
on group theory using Rubik's Cube for all its examples (or some such
gimmick). Have you heard anything about it?
...

Not I. Anyone else? I'd be interested in seeing this myself.

There was a book published a few years ago which had one chapter
dealing with the cube.

Groups and Geometry - Peter Neumann, Gabrielle A. Stoy, & E. C. Thompson
The Mathematical Institute - Oxford University
The last chapter is "The Group Theory of the Hungarian Magic Cube".

Dan Nichols
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