Cube Lovers: Index by Date

Articles sorted by Date:

• Jul 80
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Jef Poskanzer: Complaints about :CUBE program.
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Cube minima
  • Ed Schwalenberg: Re: Singmeister who?
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Singmaster
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: Cubespeak
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Lauren Weinstein: confusion
  • Alan Bawden: confusion
  • Jon David Callas: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: confusion
  • Richard Pavelle: confusion but simplicity
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Short Introductory Speech
  • Richard Pavelle: the cross design
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: the cross design
  • Alan Bawden: the cross design
  • Yekta Gursel: Re: Checker board pattern...
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Checker board pattern...
  • Michael Urban: Confusion
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: the cross design
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Checker board pattern...
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Confusion
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: The Higher Crosses
  • Alan Bawden: The Higher Crosses
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Postscript to above
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Bug in above
  • Ed Schwalenberg: Re: Patterns, designs &c.
  • Alan Bawden: Patterns, designs &c.
  • Alan Bawden: 1260
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: Where to get them in the Boston Area, Cube Language.
  • Alan Bawden: 1260 vs. 2520
  • Alan Bawden: OOPS
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Where to get them in the Boston Area, Cube Language.
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: General remarks
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: :cube feature
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Ed Schwalenberg: Nope, I guess we don't understand
  • Michael Urban: Yet another checkerboard
  • Don Woods: Xerox cube-lovers
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Michael Urban: Clarification
  • Don Woods: 216 vs 1260 vs . . .
  • Dave Dyer: impossible cubes
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Mark Zimmermann: "blindfold" cube?
  • Richard Pavelle: "blindfold" cube?
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: "blindfold" cube?
  • Tom Davis: Some (perhaps well-known) Transformations
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Some (perhaps well-known) Transformations
  • Tom Davis: Re: Some (perhaps well-known) Transformations
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Don Woods: Re: 180 degree twists
  • Sandeep Johar: cube group theory.
  • Allan C. Wechsler: [no subject]
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: The shortest solution?
  • Don Woods: Re: The shortest solution?
  • Alan Bawden: The shortest solution?
• Aug 80
  • Don Lynn: Re: cube group theory.
  • Don Lynn: Re: Sorry to spoil your day, but.....
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: The shortest solution?
  • Alan Bawden: a metric for the cube group.
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: a metric for the cube group.
  • Alan Bawden: more on metrics
  • Dave Dyer: cube permutations
  • Alan Bawden: cube permutations
  • Tom Davis: Cube Permutations
  • Jon David Callas: Random Notes on Cubism
  • Alan Bawden: Reply to Random Notes on Cubism
  • Don Lynn: Re: Random Notes on Cubism
  • Michael Urban: Ideal Toys
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Parsing cubes
  • Dave Dyer: 'cube lovers digest'
  • Steve Saunders: [no subject]
  • Lauren Weinstein: Random Notes on Cubism
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Random Notes on Cubism
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: 'cube lovers digest'
  • Don Woods: Singmaster to talk at Stanford
  • David Vanderschel: Orbit Classification
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Singmaster Talk
  • Bill McKeeman: Proposed Glossary
  • Dave Dyer: improve your cube
  • Stuart McLure Cracraft: Where to find them?
  • David Vanderschel: Re: Where to find them?
  • Sandeep Johar: Re: Where to find them?
  • Don Woods: Re: Where to find them?
  • Stan Isaacs: where to buy them
  • David Vanderschel: Two-Faced Cubing
  • Tom Davis: A solution subroutine
  • Matthew Jody Lecin: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Edge-cubie flipping algorithms
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Edge-cubie flipping algorithms
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Edge-cubie flipping algorithms
  • Tom Davis: The Spratt Wrench
  • Bill McKeeman: Singmaster's talk at Stanford
  • David Vanderschel: Re: A solution subroutine
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: "Monoflips"
  • Stuart McLure Cracraft: Undocumented position?
  • Stuart McLure Cracraft: Aha.
  • Matthew Jody Lecin: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Undocumented position?
  • Stuart McLure Cracraft: Singmaster's method
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: [no subject]
  • Mark Zimmermann: Singmaster 5th ed. via LOGICAL GAMES
  • Richard Pavelle: Plumbers Cross?
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Plumbers Cross?
  • Mark Zimmermann: anecdotes from visit to Logical Games Inc.
  • David Vanderschel: [CSD.VANDERSCHEL: Re: "Monoflips"]
  • Doug Landauer: Notation, transforms I like to use ...
  • Don Woods: Lexicon
  • Allan C. Wechsler: [no subject]
  • Don Lynn: Re: Lexicon
  • Michael J. Aramini: [no subject]
  • Chris C. Worrell: [no subject]
  • [unknown name]: Re: DAL@ucla-security's msg of 27-Aug
• Sep 80
  • James Saxe: Orbit classification revisited
  • David C. Plummer: New problem
  • James Saxe: Re: Lexicon
  • Dan Hoey: Addictiveness/Disassembly/Taxonomy/Lubrication/Spoilers
  • Jon David Callas: Lexicon...
  • Doug Landauer: errata
  • Mark Zimmermann: Singmaster 5th; 2x3x3 "domino"
  • Alan R. Katz: randomizing
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: randomizing
  • Michael Aramini: randomizing
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Randomizing
  • Alan Bawden: How do you maximally randomize a cube?
  • Don Woods: Re: How do you maximally randomize a cube?
  • Alan Bawden: Re:"Assuming we are counting quarter-twists."
  • Don Woods: Re: "Assuming we are counting quarter-twists."
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Singmaster v.5
  • Alan R. Katz: number of reachable states
  • Alan Bawden: Where to find old mail.
  • Richard Pavelle: number of reachable states
  • David C. Plummer: number of reachable states
  • [unknown name]: Re: cube mode on lisp machines
  • Michael Aramini: cubing hazordous to your health?
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Cubesys/LISPM fixed
  • Mark Zimmermann: report on DC area cube contest
  • Mark Zimmermann: search-from-both-ends ultimate cube algorithm
• Oct 80
  • Alan R. Katz: whats happening?
• Nov 80
  • David C. Plummer: Christman Cross
  • David C. Plummer: Christman Cross algorithm described
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Christman Cross algorithm described
  • Paul Schauble: Cube lubrication
  • Alan Bawden: Old cube mail no longer on-line.
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • David C. Plummer: Plumme Cross
  • David C. Plummer: 30 move Plummer Cross algorithm described
• Dec 80
  • Jonathan Alan Solomon: Source to CUBE to run it locally (!)
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Source to CUBE to run it locally (!)
  • [unknown name]: Cube lube
  • James Saxe: 28 qtw Plummer Cross
  • David M. Raitzin: [no subject]
  • Dave Dyer: solution sequence
  • Ronald B. Harvey: Your mail of 4 DEC 1980 2300-EST
  • Stephen H. Landrum: ADDITION
  • Stephen H. Landrum: [no subject]
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Don Woods: Re: DR's message of 4 DEC 1980 2300-EST
  • David C. Plummer: My 6 faces worth
  • Michael Urban: Cube approach survey?
  • Alan Bawden: cube-lovers-request
  • David C. Plummer: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Dave Dyer: Re: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bill McKeeman: A Top-Middle-Bottom solution
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Dave Dyer: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • David C. Plummer: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • David C. Plummer: food for twisting
  • David C. Plummer: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • David C. Plummer: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Alan Bawden: Maximally distant states
  • Michael J. Aramini: maximally distant state
  • David C. Plummer: maximally distant state, setting the record straight
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Symmetry of configurations
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: Maximally distant states
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Guy Steele: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Guy Steele: Re: That 28 move Plummer Cross
  • Bill McKeeman: A Proposed Definition of Symmetry
  • Michael Aramini: "notes on rubikics cube" booklet
  • Dan Hoey: Re: A Proposed Definition of Symmetry
  • Alan Bawden: Re: A Proposed Definition of Symmetry
  • David C. Plummer: The 28 QTW all-edge-flipper mentioned by ALAN
  • David C. Plummer: A configuration symmetric wrt the first QTW
  • Dan Hoey: Symmetry and Local Maxima (long message)
  • David C. Plummer: Administrata and an Algorithm
  • James Saxe: 16 qtw algs for CC and H patterns
  • David C. Plummer: Hackery (92 line message) (first of three)
  • David C. Plummer: The higher order cubes (just the 4x4x4 for now) [93 lines]
  • David C. Plummer: Notes on transforms on the 4x4x4 and 5x5x5 cubes. (65 lines)
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: The higher order cubes (just the 4x4x4 for now) [93 lines]
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Groups and Cayley Graphs
  • David C. Plummer: the higher order SPHERE slices
  • Chris C. Worrell: relatives of the plummer cross
  • David C. Plummer: the 5x5x5 [133 lines]
  • Guy Steele: Icosahedron
  • Don Woods: Re: relatives of the plummer cross
  • Dave Dyer: bigger&better cubes
  • Dave Dyer: Singmasters book
  • [unknown name]: Bigger & better cubes
  • Don Woods: Re: Bigger & better cubes
  • Ed Schwalenberg: bigger&better cubes
• Jan 81
  • Allan C. Wechsler: How much intellect does it take to solve the cube?
  • David C. Plummer: several subjects
  • Chris C. Worrell: How to play with the corners of your cube (long message)
  • Chris C. Worrell: oops....
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: Group theory and Cayley graphs.
  • Don Woods: excerpts from Singmaster
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Lisp Machine Color cubesys
  • Dan Hoey: Pons Asinorum -- Part 1: Optimality
  • Dan Hoey: Pons Asinorum -- Part 2: Pons in the Supergroup
  • David M. Raitzin: [no subject]
  • David M. Raitzin: [no subject]
  • Bill Vaughan: Befuddled by BFUDLR
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Cubesys and FLUBRD
  • Dan Hoey: The Supergroup -- Part 1: Physical reality
  • Dan Hoey: The Supergroup -- Part 2: At least 25 qtw, and why
  • Dan Hoey: The Supergroup -- Part 3: A Super-H and Spoilers
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Befuddled by BFUDLR
  • Dave Dyer: nomenclature
  • Bill Vaughan: Re: nomenclature
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: nomenclature
  • Don Woods: Re: nomenclature
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: nomenclature (discrimination against lefties)
  • Stan Isaacs: Stanford Rubik's Cube Club
  • Stan Isaacs: nomenclature
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: nomenclature
  • Stan Isaacs: Re: nomenclature
  • Bill Vaughan: Weird Algorithm - spoiler warning?
  • Bill Vaughan: "Swirl Patterns"
  • Bill Vaughan: more on Swirl patterns: the Pinwheel
  • [unknown name]: Ad in Popular Science
  • Stan Isaacs: Rubiks Cube Club meeting
  • Guy Steele: Re: Rubiks Cube Club meeting
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Rubiks Cube Club meeting
  • Dan Hoey: Correction to "Symmetry and Local Maxima"
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Dan Hoey: Pretty Patterns and Solutions
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Lisp Machine Cubesys Improvements
• Feb 81
  • Dan Hoey: Algorithm for finding cube group orders
  • Dan Hoey: Algorithm for computing cube group orders
  • Dan Hoey: Analysis of the 4x4x4 cube
  • Kim Korner: cube lube
  • Jonathan David Callas: True Stories of Cubism
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: The England Scene
  • Guy Steele: Scientific American
  • Dan Hoey: Four colors suffice
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: 4x4x4 cube
  • Michael Urban: Rubik's Sphere
  • Bill Vaughan: Rubik's Sphere
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Rubik's Sphere
  • Steve Saunders: Rubik-like sphere
  • Lauren Weinstein: Sphere carrying case
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: Rubik's Sphere
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: A lighter note
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: A lighter note
  • Richard Pavelle: Rubik
  • Ed Schwalenberg: A lighter note
• Mar 81
  • [unknown name]: another article
  • [unknown name]: Re: Rubiks Cube info needed
  • Jonathan David Callas: Cube Solver
  • Alan R. Katz: how about...
  • Jonathan David Callas: Braille Cube
  • Jonathan David Callas: [no subject]
  • Bill McKeeman: Re: how about a Braille cube...
  • Kim Korner: edge cubie rotation
  • Allan C. Wechsler: edge cubie rotation
  • Tom Davis: Edge Cubie Rotation
  • Sean N Levy: Re: Rubik's Sphere carrying case
  • Pat O'Donnell: other orbits
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • [unknown name]: Re: two-person games using the cube
  • Lars S. Hornfeldt: [no subject]
  • Dan Hoey: No short relations and a new local maximum
  • David C. Plummer: New toy (long message, but read it anyway!!)
  • Carl W. Hoffman: Also from Japan ...
  • Gary R. Martins: B E W A R E !!
• Apr 81
  • [unknown name]: Re: B E W A R E !!
  • [unknown name]: Re: B E W A R E !!
  • Gary R. Martins: Cube Lube
  • Clive Dawson: Re: Cube Lube
  • [unknown name]: Re: B E W A R E !!
  • Gary R. Martins: New Yorker
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Magic barrel.
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Cube lube (yet again)
  • Jonathan David Callas: Cube preferences
  • David C. Plummer: Japan frob revisted (180+ lines)
  • Sidney Marshall: Please add me to the distribution list
  • Lars S. Hornfeldt: [no subject]
  • Stan Isaacs: (Response to message)
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Gary R. Martins: [no subject]
  • Pat O'Donnell: [no subject]
  • Stan Isaacs: cubes, barrels, and stuff
  • Bill Vaughan: Re: cubes, barrels, and stuff
  • [unknown name]: Re: Re: cubes, barrels, and stuff
  • Gary R. Martins: Re: Re: cubes, barrels, and stuff
  • Peter D. Henry: mailing list add request
  • David C. Plummer: mailing list add request
  • Guy Steele: New member for mailing list
• May 81
  • Rob F. Griffiths: [no subject]
  • Stan Isaacs: Non-twisting corner moves
  • David C. Plummer: Non-twisting corner moves
  • Lars S. Hornfeldt: [no subject]
  • Jerry Agin: Counting moves
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: New pseudo-cube
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: New pseudo-cube
  • Dan Hoey: Drum info
  • Richard Pavelle: the magic barrel := scraping the bottom thereof
• Jun 81
  • Alan R. Katz: edge flip anyone...
  • Dan Hoey: Re: edge "flip" anyone...
  • Stan Isaacs: Re: Re: edge "flip" anyone...
  • Dan Dolata: Set of operators
  • Michael Urban: Howtodoit books
  • Stan Isaacs: re. howtodoit books
  • Alan R. Katz: My previous message
  • Dave English: Re: Royal Wedding
• Jul 81
  • Richard Pavelle: 4 layered cube
  • Ronald B. Harvey: re: 4 layered cube
  • Dan Hoey: Happy birthday
  • Bill McKeeman: Missing Link
  • Alan Bawden: Forwarded message
  • Stan Isaacs: HOWTODOIT books again
  • David C. Plummer: Speed cubing contest
  • Rich Pasco: Please remove my name
  • Alan Bawden: Conserve computrons!
  • Alan Bawden: problem
  • Dan Hoey: Re: One stuck axle
  • David C. Plummer: problem
  • Stan Isaacs: More problem
  • Dan Hoey: The ten stuck-axle subgroups
  • Dan Hoey: A new problem
  • Dennis L. Doughty: Cube Championship
  • P. David Lebling: Regional Cubing Championship
  • R. Martin Chavez: [no subject]
  • Carl W. Hoffman: Another Japanese cube
  • Don Woods: Misc Cube replies
  • Steve B. Waltman: [no subject]
  • Don Woods: Re: Supergroup
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Supergroup
• Aug 81
  • Alan Bawden: Administrivia and an assault on God's number.
  • Chris C. Worrell: Re: Identities (galore)!
  • Chris C. Worrell: Re: 2edge-2corner swappers
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Alan Bawden: again
  • Alan Bawden: Re: and finally.
  • Steve B. Waltman: Supergroup
  • Jerry Agin: One more identity
  • Stan Isaacs: another new cube
  • Stan Isaacs: Another Cube Book
  • Allan C. Wechsler: God's Number
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Alan Bawden: The Archive
  • Chris C. Worrell: Poll
  • Chris C. Worrell: Identities...
  • Alan R. Katz: 10 sided "cube"
  • Stan Isaacs: 10-sided cube
  • Stan Isaacs: BARREL AVAILABLE
  • Tom Davis: Barrel Puzzle instructions
  • Dan Hoey: Results of an exhaustive search to six quarter-twists
  • Chris C. Worrell: CUBE-POLL@MIT-MC
  • Allan C. Wechsler: 12q relations.
  • Don Lynn: Re: 10 sided "cube"
  • Alan Bawden: Resending to the right place so that I can digest it later...
  • Rob F. Griffiths: Re: ELF's Small cube
  • Chris C. Worrell: CUBE-POLL``MIT-MC
  • Stan Isaacs: recoloring the 10-sided cube
  • Stan Isaacs: BAY AREA CUBE CONTEST
  • Stan Isaacs: MORE TERMINOLOGY
  • Alan Bawden: Speed cubing
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: Speed Solving
  • Dennis L. Doughty: Speed cubing
  • Robert H. Berman: [no subject]
  • Thomas L. Davenport: Cube Song
  • Rob F. Griffiths: English Whiz Kid
• Sep 81
  • Bob Clements: [Bob Clements <CLEMENTS@BBNA>: Rubik's cube sale]
  • Dennis L. Doughty: Practical use of the Rubik's cube/Speed cubing
  • Bob Walker: Snake: **SPOILER**
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: TV special
  • Stan Isaacs: misc
  • Stan Isaacs: cube query
  • Stan Isaacs: half query answer
  • Martin B. Gentry, III: [no subject]
  • Stan Isaacs: lower bounds
  • Alan Bawden: Editor's note to the last message.
  • Dan Hoey: Re: lower bounds
  • [unknown name]: An incomplete solution
  • Richard Pavelle: 4x4x4
  • Chris C. Worrell: Article on Erno Rubik
  • Guy Steele: The Cube in the Comics
  • Ellis Horowitz: question for cube-lovers
  • Dan Hoey: Re: question for cube-lovers (S and T patterns)
  • Chris Van Wyk: Soviet view of the cube
  • Chris C. Worrell: Poll results
  • Chris C. Worrell: 4x4x4 TRANSFORMATION
  • Roger Frye: Cube in Political Cartoon
  • Roger Frye: spinning not sinning
  • David C. Plummer: ZILCH's 4x4x4 center block exchange
  • Stan Isaacs: notation
• Oct 81
  • Roger Frye: Cube-a-thon
  • Andrew Tannenbaum: New Jersey Cube-a-thon
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Under a minute
  • Guy Steele: Cubists do it...
  • Ellis Horowitz: Latin square question
  • Roger Frye: Latin Square Answer
  • Andrew Tannenbaum: maybe we are a little sick.
  • Mark K. Lottor: [no subject]
  • Andrew Tannenbaum: assembling your own
  • Roger Frye: Do It in the Dark
  • Alan Bawden: fowarding
  • Stan Isaacs: Re: "Deluxe" cube
• Nov 81
  • Andrew Tannenbaum: Trick or Treat
  • Stan Isaacs: more trick or treat
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: Trick or treat (more of)
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Re: more trick or treat
  • Rob F. Griffiths: Walking Talking Cubes
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: It's bigger, but its round!
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Global Cube
  • Stan Isaacs: Rubic's Sphere
  • Rob F. Griffiths: [no subject]
• Dec 81
  • Richard Pavelle: MASQUERADE
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Diversion
  • Stan Isaacs: Globe Cube
  • [unknown name]: Re: Tiny cubes
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Rubikmania
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: Sticky cubes ...
  • [unknown name]: Re: Sticky Cubes...
  • Dan Hoey: Brute Force Report: The fourteen-qtw identities
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: Diversion
  • Don Lynn: Re: Diversion
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: That's incredible!
  • Alan Bawden: Luks
  • Stan Isaacs: Ten Billion Puzzle (the Barrel)
  • Rob F. Griffiths: Re: Ultimate Cube
  • Alan Bawden: fowarded
  • Alan Bawden: Puzzle-Lovers?
  • [unknown name]: Russian views
  • Paul Haley: Leaving the mailing list
  • Stan Isaacs: general puzzles
  • Stan Isaacs: inclusion for previous message
  • Alan Bawden: puzzle-lovers
  • Martin B. Gentry, III: [no subject]
  • Bill Vaughan: puzzles of a different kind
  • Alan Bawden: Merry Christmas
  • Stan Isaacs: Authors' signing
  • Stan Isaacs: new cube game
  • Alan Bawden: Happy New Year!
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: Query
  • David C. Plummer: Query
• Jan 82
  • Alan Bawden: nuts
  • Eric L. Flanzbaum: The Pyramid
  • Alan Bawden: The Pyramid
  • Don Woods: Re: nuts
  • Alan Bawden: [no subject]
  • Don Lynn: Re: The Pyramid
  • Stan Isaacs: drive ya nuts
  • Alan Bawden: fowarding this...
  • Alan Bawden: Puzzle-Lovers
  • Alan R. Katz: Folding puzzle
  • Stan Isaacs: FOLDING PUZZLE
  • Stan Isaacs: SILENCE
• Feb 82
  • Alan Bawden: St. Valentine's Day Massacre?
  • Clive Dawson: More on St. Valentine's Day Massacre
  • Stan Isaacs: MAGIC OCTAHEDRON
• Mar 82
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Poison
  • Richard Pavelle: MASQUERADE- too little, too late
  • Stan Isaacs: new book
  • David C. Plummer: rumor confirmation
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Singmaster and IBM
  • Stan Isaacs: 4**3,5**3
  • David C. Plummer: 4**3,5**3
• Apr 82
  • Stuart McLure Cracraft: Peking newspaper criticizes cube
  • Dan Hoey: Cubebot
• May 82
  • Stan Isaacs: RUBIK'S CUBE CLUB
  • Alan Bawden: The Archives
  • Rob F. Griffiths: Games magazine...
  • Bernard S Greenberg: 4 x 4 x 4
  • David C. Plummer: 4 x 4 x 4
  • Ronald B. Harvey: 4 x 4 x 4
  • Alan Bawden: cube talk
  • Alan Bawden: cube talk
  • Richard Pavelle: 4 x 4 x 4 = C^4
  • Ronald B. Harvey: Re: 4 x 4 x 4 = C^4
  • Bernie Cosell: solving the 4x4x4x4 cube
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Reactions to 4^3.
  • Ronald B. Harvey: 4x4x4 solution
  • Richard Pavelle: C^4
  • Ronald B. Harvey: 4^3 Cube
  • S. W. Galley: Newsweek 4/19 (in case you missed it)
  • Stan Isaacs: frustration and Alexander's Star
  • Richard Pavelle: C^4
  • Bernie Cosell: A missing transformation for C^4
  • Winston Edmond: Re: A missing transformation for C^4
  • Richard Pavelle: Ideal and the C^4
  • David C. Plummer: Ideal and the C^4
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: frustration and Alexander's Star
  • Martin Minow: [no subject]
  • Allan C. Wechsler: |4^3| = 1.7*10^55
  • Bernie Cosell: The missing C^4 transform found
  • HVN 341-7244: Cube-lovers
  • S. W. Galley: Moleculon v. Ideal
  • Mike Meyer: Diameter of the group
  • Mike Meyer: Diameter of the group
  • Alan Bawden: God's number
• Jun 82
  • Dan Hoey: Lower bounds for the 4x4x4
  • Dan Hoey: Lower bounds for the 4x4x4 (Long)
  • Richard Pavelle: Moleculon/Ideal, cont.
  • P. David Lebling: Re: Moleculon/Ideal, cont.
  • Stan Isaacs: 4^3
  • Stan Isaacs: Winning Ways
  • Alan Bawden: 4x4x4 mechanics
  • Martin Minow: A notation and a simple edge/center process
  • Martin Minow: [no subject]
  • Joseph A. Bowbeer: 4x4x4 solution book
  • Martin Minow: [no subject]
  • Roger Frye: 4^3 breakage, notation, and solution
  • Dan Dolata: I quit!
  • Alan Bawden: [DANIEL: FYI. [dave: Rubic's Cube World Championship]]
  • Stan Isaacs: S&M and other moves
  • Stan Isaacs: correction
  • Bernie Cosell: Magic Domino
  • Martin Minow: [no subject]
  • Dan Hoey: Patterns for Rubik's Revenge
  • Richard Pavelle: Moleculon vs Ideal, cont.
  • Stan Isaacs: Scientific American
  • Dan Hoey: New Scientific American article
  • Stan Isaacs: Twisting Cube
• Jul 82
  • Rich Zellich: Mailing-list for "List of lists" update notices
  • Clark M. Baker: Supplement to the Oxford English Dictionary
  • Scott Huddleston: the 4x4 cube (a.k.a. Rubik's Revenge)
• Aug 82
  • Jerry Mendelson: Supercube
  • Jonathan L. Handel: Reagan cubed
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Invisible group of the 4^3
  • Stan Isaacs: 4^3 Supergroup
  • Stan Isaacs: POLYCUBE (on IBM PC)
  • Yekta Gursel: 4^3 is available in LA area in some of the CHESS and GAMES stores...
  • Dan Hoey: Invisible Revenge
  • Stan Isaacs: Tsukuda's Square
  • Jerry Mendelson: Re: Tsukuda's Square
  • Stan Isaacs: re: Mendelson
  • Clive Dawson: Rubik's Revenge
  • Alan Bawden: [Hoffarth.wbst: Rubik's Revenge]
  • Alan Bawden: Where to send your messages.
  • Tom Davis: Cube Mechanics
  • Stan Isaacs: RUBIK's Magazine
  • Stan Isaacs: KERI's Article
  • James Saxe: Rubik's Revenge problem--deep & shallow hypermoves
  • Dan Hoey: Hypermove lower bounds
  • Stan Isaacs: re:hypermove lower bounds
• Sep 82
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Hypermove Lower Bounds
  • Stan Isaacs: IMPOSSI-BALL
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Dave Dyer: Cubes in L.A.
  • Stan Isaacs: OMNI cubes
  • Dan Hoey: MegaMinx and orientation theory
  • Martin Minow: Solving Rubic's Cube
  • Stan Isaacs: Meffert Catalogue
  • Stan Isaacs: Cubic Curcular and Scientific American
  • Mike Meyer: Re: Meffert Catalogue & Cubic Curcular and Scientific American
• Oct 82
  • Dan Hoey: The 2x2x2x2 magic tesseract
  • Stan Isaacs: megaminx; octahedron
• Nov 82
  • Stan Isaacs: Re: megaminx; octahedron
  • Allan C. Wechsler: "The Cube Lovers at MIT"
  • Carolyn Tajnai: Pentominoes
  • [unknown name]: Re: Pentominoes request
  • Alan Bawden: [YEKTA: "Pentominoes"...]
  • Dan Hoey: Pentominoes
  • Dan Hoey: Pentominoes
• Dec 82
  • Richard Pavelle: [no subject]
  • Richard Pavelle: material for Ripleys'
  • phil servita: puzzle search
  • Stan Isaacs: Megaminx
  • phil servita: 4x4x4 competition
  • Alan Bawden: The Archive & Administrivia
  • Alan Bawden: Correction to previous message.
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Hinton's cubes.
  • Dave Dyer: article of interest.
  • phil servita: 4x4x4 poll
  • Jonathan David Callas: Hinton's cubes.
• Jan 83
  • Stan Isaacs: Hinton's Cubes
  • Alan Bawden: Humor
  • Stan Isaacs: Other news
  • Stan Isaacs: more on Hinton's Cubes
  • Teri Pettit: 4-D Graphics Program
  • Leonard N. Foner: Shortest sequence of moves?
  • Stan Isaacs: Masquerade
  • David C. Plummer: Shortest sequence of moves?
  • Dan Hoey: The shortest sequence of moves.
  • Stan Isaacs: Circle Puzzles
  • Leonard N. Foner: The shortest sequence of moves.
  • Alan Bawden: The shortest sequence of moves.
  • Dan Hoey: Finding optimal processes
  • Leonard N. Foner: The shortest sequence of moves.
• Feb 83
  • David C. Plummer: The shortest sequence of moves.
  • Stan Isaacs: "6-T" pretty pattern
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: 5 x 5 x 5
  • JAY: NxNxN: Finite N
  • Dan Hoey: Whole-Cubing
• May 83
  • James Saxe: Cubists do it . . .
  • Ole J. Jacobsen: Anybody there?
  • David C. Plummer: Anybody there?
  • Stan Isaacs: anybody there; 5x5x5; circular
  • Alan Bawden: [DCP: 5x5 cubes]
  • Stan Isaacs: economics
• Jun 83
  • Dan Hoey: Eccentric Slabism, Qubic, and S&LM
  • Stan Isaacs: 5x5x5 and "bricks"
  • Stuart Stirling: Singmaster's "Cubic Circular"
  • Alan Bawden: Bizarre Bricks
  • Stan Isaacs: Cubic Circular address
  • Stan Isaacs: double cube
  • Alan Bawden: [Barry Margolin: double vision]
• Jul 83
  • Ken Cline: put me on your mailing list!
• Nov 83
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Meffert cube availability
  • Alan Bawden: Rubik's cube cornered
  • Alan Bawden: [genrad!decvax!dartvax!andyb: Rubik's cube cornered]
  • Tai Jin: cube solvers
• Feb 84
  • Alan Bawden: [CL.BOYER: A Programming Language for Group Theory (Dept. of Math)]
• Jun 84
  • Gil Gamesh: Recent Activity?
  • Stan Isaacs: cubes dead?
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Recent Activity?
  • Alan Bawden: The Cube meets Massive Parallelism
• Jul 84
  • Micheal Hewett: Please add me to your mailing list
  • Haym Hirsh: God's number
• Aug 84
  • Dan Hoey: Pocket cube program
  • Dan Hoey: The pocket cube: correction, calculation, and conjectures
  • Dan Hoey: The pocket cube and corners of the full cube
  • Dan Hoey: An outer automorphism of the cube group
• Sep 84
  • Michael Frishkopf: list request
• Oct 84
  • Rehmi Post: Archives
  • Alan Bawden: Moleculon wins a round!
  • Don Lynn: Re: Moleculon wins a round!
• Feb 85
  • Richard Pavelle: cube-freak
• Mar 85
  • Rodney Hoffman: 5-by-5-by-5
  • David C. Plummer in disguise: 5-by-5-by-5
  • [unknown name]: Please remove me from this list
• Apr 85
  • Dan Nichols: articles help
  • Dan Nichols: information requests
  • Craig L. Senft: Re: information requests
  • Alan Bawden: information requests
• May 85
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: information requests
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: information requests
• Jul 85
  • Alan Bawden: [alice!amo: Cube-lovers]
  • Paul Silvey: Re: The elusive 5x5x5
• Sep 85
  • Rodney Hoffman: Puzzlers Club resurrected?
  • Alan Bawden: Administrivia
  • Alan Bawden: Puzzlers Club resurrected? & Administrivia
  • Alan Bawden: Well, it kept me entertained for an evening.
• Oct 85
  • Alan Bawden: Has anybody heard of this?
  • Rodney Hoffman: Skewbs
  • Dan Nichols: group theory book
  • Dan Nichols: group theory book
  • Rodney Hoffman: Rubik's Revenge: The Group Theoretical Solution
• Nov 85
  • [unknown name]: mailing list
  • John W. Knox: Re: mailing list
  • Dan Nichols: new article
• Dec 85
  • Rodney Hoffman: Gift packs
• Jan 86
  • [unknown name]: "deltufo%d"@lll-mfe.arpa
  • TOMCHANY: [no subject]
• Mar 86
  • Rodney Hoffman: Eidswick article
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Eidswick article
• Apr 86
  • Alan Bawden: Cube-Lovers moves!
• Aug 86
  • Mark Wadsworth: 5x5x5
  • Rodney Hoffman: Rubik Redux
  • Peter Beck: CUBE EXCHANGE
  • Bernie Cosell: Re: CUBE EXCHANGE
  • Paul Mazzarel: Paraphernalia
  • Peter Beck: singmaster's book
  • Peter Beck: CUBE AVAILABILITY
  • Andy Behrens: Re: Paraphernalia
  • Peter Beck: HOFSTADTER
  • Peter Beck: MEFERT
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: Paraphernalia
  • Peter Beck: globe puzzle
• Sep 86
  • Peter Beck: [no subject]
  • Peter Beck: interlocking cube
• Oct 86
  • Peter Beck: rubiks magic
  • Peter Beck: rubiks magic
  • Richard Pavelle: Rubiks Magic
• Nov 86
  • David C. Plummer: rubiks magic
  • Haym Hirsh: SF Bay area availability of Rubik things
  • Allan C. Wechsler: rubiks magic
  • Bernie Cosell: Re: rubiks magic
  • Dan Hoey: Magic
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Magic
  • Dan Hoey: Magic
  • Buz Owen: 5 cube?
• Dec 86
  • Peter Beck: 5X5X5 AVAILABILITY
  • Alan Bawden: BITNET Redistribution of Cube-Lovers
  • Peter Beck: CUBE AVAILABILITY
  • Rodney Hoffman: Puzzle show
  • Peter Beck: slocum's book
  • Peter Beck: buz owens
  • Peter Beck: [no subject]
  • Jim Boyce: Magic: Construction
  • Peter Beck: 5X5X5 AVAILABILITY
  • Peter Beck: SOME CUBES
  • Peter Beck: slocums book
  • Peter Beck: magic review article
  • Marty Connor: [no subject]
• Jan 87
  • Peter Beck: bottleneck
  • Alan Bawden: The Archive & Administrivia
  • Paul Schauble: Sci. Am. reference needed
  • Peter Beck: recreational math
  • Peter Beck: magic variants
  • Bernie Cosell: Postscript on the Oxford RecMath series
  • Peter Beck: MEFFERT CORRECTION
  • Peter Beck: meffert
• Feb 87
  • Peter Beck: new magic version
  • Peter Beck: magic construction
  • Peter Beck: rubik's books
• Apr 87
  • Peter Beck: dc puzzle shops
  • Aaron R. Coles: Rubik's Cube
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's Cube
  • [unknown name]: Re: Rubik's Cube
  • Peter Beck: rubiks square
  • Peter Beck: availability of cubes
  • Peter Beck: RUBIK'S "SQUARE"
• May 87
  • Alan Bawden: TOC Seminar -- Akos Seress -- Thursday May 28, 1987
  • Tom Long: Re: TOC Seminar -- Akos Seress -- Thursday May 28, 1987
  • Bernard S. Greenberg: A magyar kocka
  • Tom Long: Re: TOC Seminar -- Akos Seress -- Thursday May 28, 1987
  • Alan Bawden: TOC Seminar--Adi Shamir--Friday, May 22, 2:00PM
  • Alan Bawden: Shamir's talk really was about how to solve the cube!
• Jun 87
  • Peter Beck: PUZZLE TOUR EXHIBITION SCHEDULE UPDATE
  • Peter Beck: request for puzzles sources
  • Peter Beck: MAZES
  • Brian Matthews: Look for two books by Dmitri Borgmann
  • Eric Albert: Info on Dmitri Borgmann books
  • Peter Beck: INFO RQST ON DOMINOES
  • Peter Beck: DUTCH CLUB
  • Michael k Notch: Give or Take
  • J.HALLE: Re: Give or Take
  • Michael P. Smith: Palindromes
  • Kirk M Gramcko: Re: Give or Take
  • D.GERTLER: Re: Give or Take
  • Alan Bawden: recent random mail
  • Clive Dawson: Re: Give or Take
  • Clive Dawson: Re: recent random mail
  • Aaron Coles: Re: Give or Take
  • Dan Hoey: Groups of the larger cubes
  • Dan Hoey: Lower bounds for the 3^N cubes
  • Peter Beck: puzzle availability
  • Peter Beck: puzzle avialability
• Jul 87
  • Rodney Hoffman: Puzzle shows
  • Dan Hoey: Planar positions of Rubik's Magic
• Aug 87
  • Peter Beck: TILING BOOKS
  • Peter Beck: PASTIME JIGSAW PUZZLES
  • Peter Beck: FRACTALS
• Sep 87
  • Peter Beck: dutch newsletter #15
  • Rob Davenport: Where's ITC?
  • Peter Beck: ROTA & GD TIMES, BAD TIMES
• Oct 87
  • Rodney Hoffman: Rubik's Magic article
  • Peter Beck: MAZES
  • Andrew Balen Philips: More Expensive Cubes
  • David Tilbrook: Re: More Expensive Cubes
• Nov 87
  • Peter Beck: CMU CUBE RESEARCHERS
  • Peter Beck: MAGIC VARIANT
  • Bernie Cosell: Deluxe Magic
  • phil servita: in search of...
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Deluxe Magic
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Deluxe Magic
  • Peter Beck: WORLD GAME REVIEW
  • Bernie Cosell: New "Recreations in Math" editions
  • [unknown name]: Re: New "Recreations in Math" editions
  • Peter Beck: CUBE DAY 87
• Dec 87
  • Peter Beck: WHO'S WHO OF PUZZLES
  • Peter Beck: WHO'S WHO OF PUZZLES
  • Peter Beck: cff #16
  • Peter Beck: jigsaws
• Mar 88
  • Sergiu Hart: Subscription
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  • Peter Beck: magic polyhedra
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Magic Polyhedra and parity constraints
• May 88
  • Peter Beck: new puzzles
  • Peter Beck: JIGSAW PUZZLE EXHIBIT
  • Peter Beck: cube museum
  • Sergiu Hart: subscription
• Jun 88
  • Peter Beck: cube memorabilia
  • Per Starb{ck: Early patents
  • Peter Beck: patents
  • Peter Beck: HEXAGON MAGIC VARIATION
  • Peter Beck: cff #17
• Jul 88
  • [unknown name]: Hope this is correct?
  • Peter Beck: New RECREATIONS IN MATH editions - Rubik's Cubic Compendium
  • Rodney Hoffman: Rubik's Clock
  • Rodney Hoffman: Rubik's Clock
• Aug 88
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: Rubik's Clock
  • Peter Beck: UPDATE ON RUBIKS BOOK
• Oct 88
  • Peter Beck: GAMES FAIR
  • Peter Beck: CFFF #18
  • Peter Beck: RUBIK'S CLOCK
• Dec 88
  • Peter Beck: cff #19
• Feb 89
  • Peter Beck: whats new
• Mar 89
  • Clive Dawson: Force Field
  • Richard Pavelle: Impossible object puzzle
  • GONZALEZ: info
  • Peter Beck: REINTRODUCTION OF CUBES
• Apr 89
  • Peter Beck: CFF #20 3/89
• Jun 89
  • Rodney Hoffman: PUZZLE PARTY / PUZZLE BOOK
• Aug 89
  • Peter Beck: cff #21
  • Richard Pavelle: the 3x3
  • Allan C. Wechsler: the 3x3
• Sep 89
  • Howard D. Look: Solution Algorithm
• Oct 89
  • Peter Beck: [To: PBECK: new cube puzzle]
  • Allan C. Wechsler: [To: PBECK: new cube puzzle]
• Dec 89
  • Roland Zito-wolf: an interesting talk
• Jan 90
  • Peter Beck: CFF
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Cubism for Fun
  • Per Starb{ck: CFF
  • Amin Shafie: SIGUCCS CALL for PARTICIPATION
  • Peter Beck: puzzle exhibit
• Feb 90
  • Dan Hoey: Language in Rubik's Cubic Compendium
  • CAN WE MAKE A STATE: Re: Language in Rubik's Cubic Compendium
  • GREGORY LOVE: REMOVE PLEASE
• Mar 90
  • Stan Schwartz: Looking for Chinese puzzle box
  • Peter Beck: [To: cube-lovers: nob newsletter]
  • Brian E. Gallew: Cube opinions needed
• Apr 90
  • Peter Beck: cff #23
• Oct 90
  • Alan Bawden: Testing 1 2 3
  • Alan Bawden: [alan@ai.mit.edu: Surprise!]
  • Alan Bawden: Second Announcement
  • Peter Beck: [To: cube-lovers-incoming%csl.: algorithm]
  • Alan Bawden: Archives again
  • Peter Beck: puzzling events
  • Peter Beck: puzzling newsletters
  • Peter Beck: oxford press books
  • Peter Beck: puzzling events expanded
• Nov 90
  • Peter Beck: [To: cube-lovers: CFF #24]
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's Cube reassembly problem and solution
  • Haym Hirsh: Re: Rubik's Cube reassembly problem and solution
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Rubik's Cube reassembly problem and solution
  • Haym Hirsh: Re: Rubik's Cube reassembly problem and solution
  • Robert Clark: Rubik's Cube Variants?
  • Rod Chapman: hello there
  • Haym Hirsh: Re: Rubik's Cube Variants?
  • Richard Pavelle: hello there
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Rubik's Cube reassembly problem and solution
  • Peter Beck: Re: Rubik's Cube Variants?
  • Peter Beck: bottleneck and
• Dec 90
  • Peter Beck: rec & ed computing
  • Bernie Cosell: Re: rec & ed computing
  • Peter Beck: Re: rec & ed computing
  • [unknown name]: Re: construction project
  • Jeannine Mosely: Peter Beck's construction project
• Mar 91
  • Ronnie Kon: Is Meffert still around?
  • Dale I. Newfield: 5x5x5 Cube
  • Peter Beck: meffert
  • Peter Beck: tcf 91
  • Peter Beck: more on tcf
• Apr 91
  • Peter Beck: tcf correction
  • Peter Beck: puzzle party review
  • Ronnie Kon: 5-cube in a game store!!!
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: 5-cube in a game store!!!
  • Haym Hirsh: rubik's magic alternate coloring
  • Andy Latto: rubik's magic alternate coloring
• May 91
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: 5-cube in a game store!!!
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: 5-cube in a game store!!!
  • Ronnie Kon: Patterns on the order 5 cube
  • Ronnie Kon: 5by cubes
  • Ronnie Kon: Rubik's tangle
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: 5by cubes
  • Andy Latto: 5by cubes
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: Rubik's tangle
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: 5by cubes
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: 5by cubes
  • Nichael Cramer: ARGGHHH!! [was: 5by cubes]
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: 5by cubes
  • Guy Steele: 5by cubes
  • Dan Hoey: Very silly ways of building very large cubes (was Re: 5by cubes)
  • Andy Latto: 5by cubes
  • Ronnie Kon: Re: 5by cubes
  • Ronnie Kon: Re: ARGGHHH!! [was: 5by cubes]
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: ARGGHHH!! [was: 5by cubes]
  • Peter Beck: bilinski rhombicdodecahedron
  • Gene Dillon Parker: mailing list
  • Peter Beck: slide
• Jun 91
  • Patsy Gillen: [no subject]
• Jul 91
  • Peter Beck: chess variants
  • Peter Beck: world game review
• Aug 91
  • Peter Beck: last cube
  • Rodney Hoffman: New from Rubik
  • Ronnie Kon: Re: New from Rubik
  • Dale I. Newfield: New "CUBE"
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: New "CUBE"
• Sep 91
  • phil servita: Square One
• Nov 91
  • Chris Worrell: What is the smallest cube which has all possible types of pieces?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: What is the smallest cube which has all possible types of pieces?
  • Ronnie Kon: Re: What is the smallest cube which has all possible types of pieces?
  • Timo Jokitalo: Square One
  • GREG SCHMIDT: [no subject]
  • Norman Diamond: subscribe
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's Cube question
  • Gerry Wildenberg: mailing list
  • Peter Beck: puzzle shows
  • Peter Beck: book review
• Dec 91
  • Peter Beck: rubik's tangle, etc
  • TEE LUNS: 7x7x7
  • Peter Beck: collectors directory
  • Ronnie Kon: A Sam Loyd Rubik puzzle unearthed!!!
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's cube dice tops
  • Dan Hoey: Big groovy cubes, revisited
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Big groovy cubes, revisited
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Rubik's cube dice tops (Spoiler)
• Jan 92
  • Carl J Raymond: Subscribe
  • Bernie Cosell: Hungarian Rings solution?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Hungarian Rings solution?
  • John Francis: Square One
  • Bernie Cosell: Re: Hungarian Rings solution?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Hungarian Rings solution?
  • Rodney Hoffman: Re: Square One
  • The Phantom: [no subject]
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's Cube, the minimax number of moves
  • Timo Jokitalo: Re: Rubik's Cube, the minimax number of moves
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Rubik's Cube, the minimax number of moves
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: Rubik's Cube, the minimax number of moves
  • Dan Hoey: A new upper bound: 91 QT
  • Carl J Raymond: Cube software
  • Allan C. Wechsler: A new upper bound: 91 QT
  • Robin Becker: Minimove Solution
  • Carl J Raymond: Cube software
  • Galen Tatsuo Komatsu: Rubik's Magic Clock & Triamid
  • Timo Jokitalo: Re: Rubik's Magic Clock & Triamid
  • Peter Beck: cff
  • michael reid: Re: Rubik's cube dice tops (Spoiler)
  • Bill Taylor: subgroups
• Feb 92
  • Peter Beck: news
• Mar 92
  • Peter Beck: 12 th puzzle party
• Apr 92
  • Peter Beck: puzzle rings
  • Bill Taylor: God's algorithm
  • michael reid: Re: God's algorithm
  • Chris Worrell: Some solutions to Rubik's Tangle have been found.
  • Peter Andrew Lopez: Re: Some solutions to Rubik's Tangle have been found.
  • Don Woods: Re: Some solutions to Rubik's Tangle have been found.
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Some solutions to Rubik's Tangle have been found.
  • Don Woods: Description of Rubik's Tangle
  • Chris Worrell: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • michael reid: an upper bound on god's number
  • Timo Jokitalo: Re: an upper bound on god's number
• May 92
  • Dik T. Winter: Are we approaching God's algorithm?
  • michael reid: Re: Are we approaching God's algorithm?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Are we approaching God's algorithm?
  • michael reid: Re: Are we approaching God's algorithm?
  • Dik T. Winter: More on the Cube (2x2x2 in this case).
  • michael reid: Re: More on the Cube (2x2x2 in this case).
  • Dan Hoey: Diameter of the 2^3 cube and the 3^3 corners
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of the 2^3 cube and the 3^3 corners
  • Dik T. Winter: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: My program is too fast ;-).
  • michael reid: Re: My program is too fast ;-).
  • michael reid: kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: My program is too fast ;-).
  • Don Woods: Re: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Kociemba's algorithm
  • michael reid: assorted results
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: assorted results
  • michael reid: Re: assorted results
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: assorted results
  • michael reid: new upper bound
  • Dik T. Winter: New upper bound on God's algorithm for Rubik's cube
  • michael reid: Re: New upper bound on God's algorithm for Rubik's cube
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: New upper bound on God's algorithm for Rubik's cube
  • michael reid: details ...
  • Dik T. Winter: Program bug, and new ideas. Will they work?
  • Dik T. Winter: Corrected calculations are now done.
  • Hans Kloosterman: Lower-bound Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Lower-bound Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Lower-bound Kociemba's algorithm
  • Hans Kloosterman: Re: Lower-bound Kociemba's algorithm
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Lower-bound Kociemba's algorithm
• Jun 92
  • Dik T. Winter: How big is the Magic Domino? (part2, data)
  • Dik T. Winter: How big is the Magic Domino?
  • Dik T. Winter: Magic Domino part3
  • Bill Taylor: Name query.
  • Ronnie Kon: Re: Name query.
  • Kees Goet - Landbouwuniversiteit, Afd. I&D: Unsubscribe
  • STEFANO BONACINA: Signoff
  • Alan Bawden: Please do not bother everybody with administrative requests
  • Guy Steele: Name query.
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Name query.
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Name query. Actually reminiscences.
  • Gerry Wildenberg: Remove me from this list.
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: Name query. Actually reminiscences.
  • Bill Taylor: reminiscences
  • michael reid: Re: reminiscences
  • PAul STevens - MACC - 2-9618: Re: reminiscences
  • [unknown name]: Ultimate cube
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Ultimate cube
  • Peter Beck: ultimate cube
  • der Mouse: Re: ultimate cube
  • Peter Beck: ultimate cube, correction
  • Timo Jokitalo: Please, quick, I need the address of the new puzzle shop in Amsterdam
  • Timo Jokitalo: [no subject]
• Jul 92
  • Paul Hardy: Re: Name query.
  • Alan Bawden: [nick@lcs.mit.edu: In-sol-u-bil-i-tyyyy!]
• Aug 92
  • Mark Longridge: cube theory
  • Dan Hoey: Re: cube theory
  • Peter Beck: smart alex - new puzzle
  • Peter Beck: mazeland
  • Dan Hoey: Re: subgroups
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Re: subgroups
  • Alan Bawden: Archives
  • michael reid: Re: subgroups
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Back to the 16th century
  • Mark Longridge: rare variants
• Sep 92
  • Norman Diamond: Re: rare variants
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Re: rare variants
  • Norman Diamond: Re: rare variants
  • Don Woods: Re: rare variants
  • Norman Diamond: Re: rare variants
  • Mark Longridge: pyraminx revisited
  • Mark Longridge: pyraminx revisited
  • Tom Granvold: Re: pyraminx revisited
  • Mark Longridge: pyraminx revisted
  • Matthew John Bushey: cubes are great
  • Yekta Gursel: cubes are great
  • Guy Steele: cubes are great
  • Derek Bosch: Gaby Games address needed
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Re: cubes are great
• Oct 92
  • Al Zimmermann: Reminiscences
  • Norman Diamond: Re: miniscences
  • Warner Losh: Quick question....
  • Peter Beck: 13th IPP (1993)
• Nov 92
  • Haym Hirsh: masterball
  • Al Zimmermann: Re: masterball
  • Peter Beck: RE: MASTERBALL
  • Yekta Gursel: MASTERBALL
  • Dik T. Winter: Where are the archives?
  • Dik T. Winter: Where are the archives?
  • Alan Bawden: Where are the archives?
  • Dik T. Winter: Reply to old message
  • Peter Beck: ishi's phone number
  • George Cornelius Kuhl: cube question
  • Allan C. Wechsler: cube question
  • Peter Beck: ATLANTA Puzzle Party & exhibition
• Jan 93
  • Mark Longridge: computer cubing
• Mar 93
  • Carl J Raymond: Seeking magic dodecahedron
  • Joseph Louis Long: Re: Seeking magic dodecahedron
  • Peter Beck: cubing
  • Bernie Cosell: Re: Seeking magic dodecahedron
  • Peter Beck: square-1
• Apr 93
  • [unknown name]: 3x3x3 puzzles and other lists?
• May 93
  • Bernie Cosell: Ishi Intternational Puzzles. NEW! (fwd)
• Jun 93
  • Dik T. Winter: Contents of CFF31
  • Matthias Drobel: <None>
  • Richard Burd Macdonald: [no subject]
• Jul 93
  • Dan Hoey: Rubik's Shrimp
  • [unknown name]: New idea for a puzzle
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Norman Diamond: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Dan Hoey: Oops... Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Tom G. Miller: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Re: Hint wanted for 4x4x4
• Aug 93
  • Dik T. Winter: Fitting puzzle solved
  • Dik T. Winter: Diameter of cube group?
  • Bill Taylor: re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Kociemba's algorithm
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Diameter of cube group?
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • [unknown name]: Square-1 Puzzle Party
  • Chris Worrell: Re: Square-1 Puzzle Party
  • Dale I. Newfield: Tangle (Was: Re: Square-1 Puzzle Party)
  • Michael Thwaites: cube tail?
  • [unknown name]: Tangle (Was: Re: Square-1 Puzzle Party)
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: Tangle (Was: Re: Square-1 Puzzle Party)
  • Mark Longridge: SQUARE'S GROUP ANALYSIS
  • Mark Longridge: CUBES (OF COURSE!)
  • Mark Longridge: Cubes (of course)
  • Mark Longridge: Square's group
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Squares group
  • Dan Hoey: Squares group, correction
  • Allan C. Wechsler: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dave Ring: pointy tails
  • michael reid: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: CFF 32 table of contents
  • Alan Bawden: Tools lost in the mists of time...
  • Dan Hoey: Tartan reborn (Re: Tools lost in the mists of time...)
  • michael reid: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • michael reid: Re: Diameter of cube group?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Diameter of cube group?
• Sep 93
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
• Oct 93
  • Carl J Raymond: Seeking 5x5x5 cube
  • Ricardoh Queiroz: Re: Seeking 5x5x5 cube
  • Carl J Raymond: Re: Seeking 5x5x5 cube
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: Seeking 5x5x5 cube
  • Ronnie B. Kon: Re: Seeking 5x5x5 cube
  • Gerry Howser: Stiff and/or misaligned cubes
  • Patrick DEMICHEL: help
  • Norman Diamond: RE: help
  • Peter Beck: golden solids
  • Mark Longridge: Cube Patterns
• Dec 93
  • Jerry Bryan: First Post
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm for the 2x2x2 Pocket Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm for the Corners of the 3x3x3
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm for the Edges of the 3x3x3
  • Jerry Bryan: Addendum to God's Algorithm for the 2x2x2 Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Equivalence Classes for God's Algorithm for Edges of 3x3x3
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm, 24-fold Symmetry, Edges of 3x3x3
  • Dan Hoey: Re: God's Algorithm, 24-fold Symmetry, Edges of 3x3x3
  • Zaf: [no subject]
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: God's Algorithm, 24-fold Symmetry, Edges of 3x3x3
  • Jerry Bryan: Unique Antipodal of the 3x3x3 Edges
  • Mark Longridge: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Alan Bawden: Unique Antipodal of the 3x3x3 Edges
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • der Mouse: Re: Unique Antipodal of the 3x3x3 Edges
  • Chris Worrell: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Eric Moyer: cube availability
  • Andy Latto: Unique Antipodal of the 3x3x3 Edges
  • Tom Granvold: Re: cube availability
  • Semyon Basin: Needed: Basic elements of solving Rubic Cube:
  • David Seal: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Andy Latto: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Unique antipode of edges only
  • Semyon Basin: [no subject]
  • Mark Longridge: Antipodal Edge Position
  • Jerry Bryan: 1152-fold Symmetry and 24-fold Symmetry
  • Mark Longridge: More corrections
  • Jerry Bryan: Pretty Pattern at Level 13
  • Jerry Bryan: Pretty Pattern (again)
  • Jerry Bryan: That's all the 48-Fold Symmetries
  • der Mouse: Re: Needed: Basic elements of solving Rubic Cube:
  • Dan Hoey: Symmetry
  • Mr Anand Rao: Tangle
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: Tangle
  • Douglas E. Hoch: List removal
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Symmetry
  • Don Woods: Re: Tangle
  • Mark Longridge: Lib of Congress
  • Mark Longridge: 6 X order 3
  • Mark Longridge: Part 2
  • Dale I. Newfield: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: Tangle
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Don Woods: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Andy Latto: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Jerry Bryan: Duality of Operators and Operatees
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Description of Tangle, Part 2
  • Jerry Bryan: Some Additional Distances in the Edge Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Size of the Cube Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Size of the Cube Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Second Addendum - Size of Cube Group under M
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Jerry Bryan: Process for Antipodal of the Edge Group
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • MALONE MATTHEW JAMES: Please remove ...
  • Don Woods: Re: Search order of Tangle
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: your mail
  • Peter Beck: test
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Jerry Bryan: 9 Qturn Sequence for All-Edges-Flipped in the Edge Group
  • Peter Beck: puzzle party
  • Peter Beck: puzzle party
  • Dan Hoey: The 4^3 and 3^4 Rubik puzzles
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Mr Anand Rao: Re: your mail
  • Jerry Bryan: Withdrawal of Proposal
  • Mark Longridge: Local Maxima Revisited
  • Mark Longridge: Cube Rotations
  • Dan Hoey: Group theory basics (Re: Symmetry)
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Group theory basics (Re: Symmetry)
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Some Additional Distances in the Edge Group
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Cube Rotations
  • Dan Hoey: Correction Re: Some Additional Distances in the Edge Group
• Jan 94
  • Don Woods: 10x10 Tangle
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: 10x10 Tangle
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Don Woods: Re: 10x10 Tangle
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Don Woods: Re: 10x10 Tangle
  • Don Woods: tangled cube
  • Judi Harris: Volunteers Requested
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • der Mouse: [no subject]
  • Jerry Bryan: Which is the Real Start?
  • der Mouse: Re: Which is the Real Start?
  • Dan Hoey: Combining conjugacy classes
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Which is the Real Start?
  • Jerry Bryan: Square Brackets
  • Jerry Bryan: An Alternate Analysis of B
  • Peter Beck: Mickey's Challenge
  • Jerry Bryan: Character Test, Please Ignore
  • Jerry Bryan: Some Proposed Terminology
  • Jerry Bryan: Some Terminology Concerning B
  • Jerry Bryan: Calculating |G\M|
  • Jerry Bryan: Calculating |G\M| (Three Typos)
  • [unknown name]: Mickey's Challenge
  • Jerry Bryan: |G\M| - Some Trivial Partial Results
  • [unknown name]: Rubik chaos?
  • Mark Longridge: Andras Mezei's Book
  • Jerry Bryan: |G\M| - the Nineteen Cases We Know
  • Mark Longridge: 4x4x4 Cube moves
  • M. Haapanen: Re: 4x4x4 Cube moves
  • Ishi Press International: Skewb, 5x5x5 cubes available
  • [unknown name]: Mickey's Challenge
  • Ishi Press International: 4x4x4 and 5x5x5 cubes.
  • der Mouse: Re: 4x4x4 and 5x5x5 cubes.
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: Skewb, 5x5x5 cubes available
  • Mark Longridge: Higher Order Cubes, correction
  • Mark Longridge: Higher Order Cubes
  • Nichael Cramer: Re: Higher Order Cubes
  • der Mouse: Re: Higher Order Cubes
  • Mark Longridge: 4x4x4 & 5x5x5 processes
  • Jerry Bryan: Number of M-Conjugate Classes for GC\M
  • David Seal: Re: Higher Order Cubes
  • der Mouse: Re: Higher Order Cubes
  • M. Haapanen: Re: 4x4x4 & 5x5x5 processes
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Some Proposed Terminology
  • Walace Sartori Bonfim: ICSI94
  • Dan Hoey: Concerning B, CSymm, and Symm
• Feb 94
  • [unknown name]: Computer & Health
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Some Proposed Terminology
  • Mr. Anand Rao: Re: Mickey's Challenge
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Rob.: Add a name, please...
  • Mark Atwood: Book - "Simple Solution To Rubik's Cube"
  • Mr. Anand Rao: Re: your mail
  • Meisha n Thompson: Puzzle
• Mar 94
  • Jan de Ruiter: [no subject]
  • Peter Hiscocks: Anyone solved Rubik's Tangle?
  • Don Woods: Re: Anyone solved Rubik's Tangle?
  • Mr. Anand Rao: Re: Anyone solved Rubik's Tangle?
  • [unknown name]: Mailing List
• Apr 94
  • Mark Longridge: Invariant Shifting
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  • Matthew Moss: About Rubix's tetrahedron...
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  • Izak van Langevelde: Cubism for Fun
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  • Dik T. Winter: CFF33
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  • Greg Schmidt: Re: Cubism for Fun and Games (Correction and Apologies!)
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  • Jerry Slocum: Mechanical Puzzles
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• May 94
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  • Peter Beck: PIONEER PUZZLES
  • Jerry Bryan: Modelling Centerless Cubes
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  • David A. Bagley: xrubik
  • Jerry Bryan: Branching Factors and God's Algorithm Search Trees
• Jun 94
  • Joel Franklin: [no subject]
  • R. PRAKASH: [no subject]
  • Jerry Bryan: Comments on Cube Lengths (Long, 1 of 2)
  • Jerry Bryan: Comments on Cube Lengths (Long, 2 of 2)
• Jul 94
  • Toshi Kato: Cube-Lovers ML
  • Toshi Kato: SBP "Magic sQ"
  • der Mouse: Re: SBP "Magic sQ"
  • Toshi Kato: Re: SBP "Magic sQ"
  • Mark Longridge: DOTC 1.4 is done
  • Toshi Kato: A real robot solve the Rubik's Cube but...
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm, Additional Level
  • Dale Newfield: Re: A reaal robot solve the Rubik's Cube but...
  • Toshi Kato: Re: A real robot solve the Rubik's Cube but...
  • Norman Diamond: Re: A real robot solve the Rubik's Cube but...
  • Toshi Kato: Re: A real robot solve the Rubik's Cube but...
  • Jerry Bryan: More on Centerless Cubes
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm, Minor Progress, Q+H
• Aug 94
  • Toshi Kato: HIKIMI Wooden Puzzle Competition
  • Ybanez Sheldon: Cube Availability?
  • Mark Longridge: < U, R> Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R> Group
  • Jerry Bryan: GC Local Maxima, Additional Information
  • Jerry Bryan: Updated Upper Limits, Q-turns
  • der Mouse: Re: Updated Upper Limits, Q-turns
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Updated Upper Limits, Q-turns
  • Jerry Bryan: Analysis of Turns Towards Start for Whole Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Updated Upper Limits, Q-turns
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Updated Upper Limits, Q-turns
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R> Group
• Sep 94
  • Mark Longridge: < U, R > revisited
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R > revisited (with Local Maxima)
  • Mark Longridge: More UR Stuff!
  • Jerry Bryan: God's Algorithm, Q-Moves Through Level 10
  • Jerry Bryan: M-Conjugate Classes as a Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R> Group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R> Group (W-conjugate results)
  • David A. Bagley: X-Puzzles
  • ishius@holonet.net: COMMERCIAL: Penrose, Cutler, Masterball
• Oct 94
  • Mark Longridge: < U, R > Processes
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: < U, R> Group -- Q+H
  • Dik T. Winter: CFF 34, summary of contents
  • David Kaspar: You are my only hope...
  • Nicolas G. Pedrajas: help!
  • Mark Longridge: Cross and X's
  • Martin Schoenert: Shift invariant processes
  • Diana Bisel: [no subject]
  • Daniel P. Maloney: [no subject]
  • Kevin Dowling: MIT
  • Derek Bosch: Fast cubing
  • Gerry Howser: Record times for the cube
  • Norman Diamond: Re: Record times for the cube
  • Diana Bisel: other games
  • Ybanez Sheldon: Solution..
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Solution..
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Solution..
  • Dan Hoey: Cube colors and face names
  • Mark Longridge: Shift Invariant Part 2
  • Mark Longridge: Speed Cubing
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Speed Cubing
  • Ybanez Sheldon: Re: Speed Cubing
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Shift Invariant Part 2
  • Brett Stevens: [no subject]
  • Brett Stevens: diameter
  • Brett Stevens: diameter
  • Alan Bawden: Administrivia
  • Jerry Bryan: Speed Cubing Path Lengths
• Nov 94
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: Speed Cubing Path Lengths
  • Dave Eaton: Is there a symbolic cube program?
  • Daniel P. Maloney: Help ma, please!
  • Alan Bawden: Help ma, please!
  • Dan Hoey: The real size of cube space
  • Mark Longridge: Shifty Invariance
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Shifty Invariance
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Shifty Invariance
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: The real size of cube space
  • Dan Hoey: Re: The real size of cube space
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: The real size of cube space
  • Dave Eaton: Re: Is there a symbolic cube program?
  • Derek Bosch: Re: Is there a symbolic cube program?
  • Carl Raymond: Re: Is there a symbolic cube program?
  • Derek Bosch: Symbolic cube program
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Symbolic cube program
  • Mark Longridge: <U, R> Searches
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: <U, R> Searches
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: <U, R> Searches
  • Peter Beck: SYMBOLIC PROGRAMS
  • Dave Eaton: SYMBOLIC PROGRAMS
  • Mark Longridge: <U, R> Antipode!
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: <U, R> Antipode!
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: <U, R> Antipode!
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: <U, R> Antipode!
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: <U, R> Antipode!
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Antipode
  • Jerry Bryan: <U,R> Q vs. Q+H Distances from Start
  • Jerry Bryan: <U,R> Q vs. Q+H Distance to Start -- All Positions
  • Jerry Bryan: Antipodes Revisited
• Dec 94
  • Ivan Filippenko: Rubik's Cube, natch
  • Martin Schoenert: Group Slang in Cube Lovers
  • Martin Schoenert: Cube Lovers on the World Wide Web
  • Martin Schoenert: Corrections
  • Martin Schoenert: A lemma that is *not* Burnside's
  • Martin Schoenert: Models for the Cube
  • Martin Schoenert: Cayley Graphs
  • Martin Schoenert: Permutation Representations for Magic Polyhedra
  • Martin Schoenert: Distance Respecting Automorphisms
  • Martin Schoenert: Group Products
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Cayley Graphs
  • Aaron Coles: Cubes
  • michael reid: Re: Cayley Graphs
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Newbie
  • Jerry Bryan: Normal Subgroup Question
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Cubic Symmetry of the 2x2x2 (Again)
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Newbie
  • Jerry Bryan: Normal Subgroup Question
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Cubic Symmetry of the 2x2x2 (Again)
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Mark Longridge: Cyclic Decomposition
  • Allan C Wechsler: Cyclic Decomposition
  • [unknown name]: A comment on Cyclic Decomposition
  • Tim Rentsch: Re: Cyclic Decomposition
  • michael reid: Re: Cyclic Decomposition
  • Chris Worrell: correction on my previous message.
  • Tim Rentsch: Re: Cyclic Decomposition
  • Jerry Bryan: How Big is Big?
  • michael reid: planning in permutation groups
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: How Big is Big?
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: How Big is Big?
  • der Mouse: Re: How Big is Big?
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: How Big is Big?
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: How Big is Big?
  • der Mouse: Re: How Big is Big?
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: How Big is Big?
  • Allan C Wechsler: How Big is Big?
  • [unknown name]: MAILING LIST
  • Dik T. Winter: CFF 35
  • Toshi Kato: IPP #15
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  • Toshi Kato: GreyhoundBus Puzzle
  • Jerry Bryan: Normal Subgroups of G
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  • Jerry Bryan: Squares Group
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• Jan 95
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Normal Subgroups of G
  • Mark Longridge: Centres
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Normal Subgroups of G
  • michael reid: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • Gene Johannsen: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • Mark Longridge: More cube terms
  • Mark Longridge: Cube terms
  • Mark Longridge: Cube with GAP
  • Mark Longridge: Cube Twist Correction
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Cube terms
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  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Cube with GAP
  • michael reid: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • michael reid: two stage filtration
  • michael reid: two stage filtration
  • michael reid: new upper bounds
  • michael reid: antipodes in quarter turn metric
  • michael reid: antipodes in face turn metric
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: two stage filtration
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: two stage filtration
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Cube with GAP
  • michael reid: Re: two stage filtration
  • michael reid: Re: two stage filtration
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: two stage filtration
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: two stage filtration
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
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  • michael reid: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • [unknown name]: remove from list
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  • Nichael Cramer: Source for Cheap 5X Cubes
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  • David Litwin: Re: Source for Cheap 5X Cubes
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Re: SKEWB
  • Brett Stevens: seminar I have to give
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: SKEWB
  • Brett Stevens: solid brass cube
  • David Litwin: SKEWB
  • der Mouse: Re: Source for Cheap 5X Cubes
  • der Mouse: Difficulty of Skewb
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • michael reid: superflip
  • Norman Diamond: Re: Source for Cheap 5X Cubes
  • ishius@holonet.net: Re: 5x5x5 cube
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • michael reid: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: kociemba's algorithm for quarter turns
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: two stage filtration
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Re: Cube with GAP
  • Jerry Bryan: When is 4x4x4 Solved in GAP?
  • michael reid: superflip
  • Dik T. Winter: Re: superflip
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: superflip
  • michael reid: more on superflip
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Difficulty of Skewb
  • michael reid: superflip requires 20 face turns
  • michael reid: searching for superflip in quarter turn metric
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Mark Longridge: Shift Invariance Recap
  • Mark Longridge: Superflip 24q
  • Aaron Coles: Masterball
  • [unknown name]: Masterball
  • michael reid: symmetric maneuvers
  • michael reid: superflip in quarter turn metric
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: superflip in quarter turn metric
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: superflip in quarter turn metric
  • David Moews: Shamir's method on the superflip
  • David Moews: Symmetry reductions of the superflip
  • David Moews: Symmetry reductions of the superflip (oops)
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Rodrigo de Almeida Siqueira: Robot using the Cube - WWW
  • Mark Longridge: Skewb thoughts
  • michael reid: Re: superflip requires 20 face turns
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Skewb thoughts
• Feb 95
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Re: Re: Models for the Cube
  • [unknown name]: magic jack
  • [unknown name]: cubelovers-request@ai.ai.mit.edu
  • [unknown name]: [no subject]
  • Mark Longridge: More skewb thoughts
  • Jerry Bryan: Level 11, Whole Cube, Q-turns
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: More skewb thoughts
  • Mark Longridge: The Pyraminx Lost
  • Ricard Villa: [no subject]
  • [unknown name]: I have a non-standard Pyraminx. (its magic number is 5)
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Skewb thoughts
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: The Pyraminx Lost
  • [unknown name]: Re: I have a non-standard Pyraminx. (its magic number is 5)
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: superflip in quarter turn metric
  • Nichael Cramer: 6:45 am Monday Morning Humor [was: I have a non-standard Pyraminx...]
  • der Mouse: Re: Re: superflip in quarter turn metric
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  • Michael Benjamin Parker: PUZZLE PARTY! in Orange County, CA; 1995 Feb. 18th (Sat) 7:00pm-
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  • Jerry Bryan: Qturn Lengths of M-Symmetric Positions
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  • Jerry Bryan: Pons Asinorum Superflipped Halfway Positions
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  • Jerry Bryan: Run Times, Storage Requirements, etc.
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  • Codey: software for Rubik's cube
  • Tyler Duncan: solving the cube?
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• Mar 95
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• Apr 95
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• May 95
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  • [unknown name]: Rubik's Robot
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  • Alan Bawden: troublemakers and newbies
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  • David A. Bagley: DINOSAUR RUBIK'S CUBE
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: more on the slice group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: more on the slice group
  • Jerry Bryan: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy
  • Alan Bawden: The Cube-Lovers Archives expands
  • Jerry Bryan: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
  • michael reid: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
  • Dan Hoey: M-conjugacy vs. C-Conjugacy in the Slice group
  • Jerry Bryan: M-conjugacy vs. C-Conjugacy in Slice and Antislice
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  • Jerry Bryan: Re: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
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  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: M-conjugacy vs. C-Conjugacy in the Slice group
  • Mark Longridge: GAP notes
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
  • michael reid: Re: AntiSlice Under M-conjugacy (and a problem with slice)
• Jun 95
  • Mark Longridge: Super Groups
  • Mark Longridge: Super Squares Group
  • David A. Bagley: Dinosaur Rubik's Cube
  • ORLANDO GOMEZ CAMACHO, BOGOTA-COLOMBIA.: Oportunidades de Negocios
  • John Mullen: [no subject]
  • Georges Helm: Andras Mezei's book
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  • Jerry Bryan: 10q Local Maxima
  • Jerry Bryan: 10q Local Maxima Search Matrix
  • Jerry Bryan: 10q Local Maxima Positions
  • Mark Longridge: Crazy Corner Pattern
  • Jerry Bryan: A Third Way to Calculate the Real Size of Cube Space?
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Crazy Corner Pattern
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  • Mark Longridge: Re: Crazy Corner Pattern
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  • Jerry Bryan: 3x3x3 Cubes for Sale
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  • Peter Beck: cube availability
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  • Jerry Bryan: Constructing K-symmetric Cubes
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Re: A Third Way to Calculate the Real Size of Cube Space?
  • Rodrigo de Almeida Siqueira: Rubik Cube... for Windows ?
• Jul 95
  • Mark Longridge: Antislice Patterns
  • Mark Longridge: Crazy Corner Pattern Revisited
  • Kostas Papadopoulos: [no subject]
  • Dan Hoey: Re: 3x3x3 Cubes for Sale
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  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Run Times, Storage Requirements, etc.
  • Jerry Bryan: Partial Results, Edges only (with Face Centers), Qturns
  • Martin Schoenert: How to compute the size of a permutation group
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Partial Results, Edges only (with Face Centers), Qturns
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  • Dan Hoey: Happy birthday
  • Beffa Raphael: [no subject]
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  • Jerry Bryan: Level 11, Edges-with-Face-Centers, Qturns
  • [unknown name]: Requesting Information
  • Nichael Lynn Cramer: Rubik's Race
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  • Michael Benjamin Parker: This weekend: the 1995 OC Mensa Annual Regional Gathering
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• Aug 95
  • Jerry Bryan: More on Polya-Burnside
  • Michael Benjamin Parker: PUZZLE PARTY 3 TOMORROW!, 7pm (in Orange County, CA)
  • [unknown name]: 5 X 5 X 5 Rubik's Cubes
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  • [unknown name]: Re: "Cubism For Fun" Rumor
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• Sep 95
  • Mark Longridge: Ranking the Puzzles
  • Mark Longridge: Dino Cube
  • Jerry Bryan: A Proposal for a More General Definition of Symmetry
  • Morabito: submission
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  • Mark Longridge: Least Commutative Element
  • Michiel Boland: 11-cycle
  • der Mouse: Re: Order problems
  • Michiel Boland: Re: Order problems
  • michael reid: number of positions of square1
• Oct 95
  • Jerry Bryan: <F,U,L,R,D> Question
  • David A. Bagley: pyraminx-like puzzles
  • Jerry Bryan: Preliminary Search Results for <F,U,L,R,D>
  • Alan Bawden: ===>> FREE 1 yr. Magazine Sub sent worldwide- 300+ Popular USA Titles
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  • Jerry Bryan: Correctness of Large Searches
  • David A. Bagley: Motif puzzles
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  • Jerry Bryan: Positions 8q from Start, 9q from B, Five Generators
  • Mark Longridge: Dino Cubes Revisited
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Positions 8q from Start, 9q from B, Five Generators
  • Georges Helm: Thisthlethwaite's algorithm
  • Michiel Boland: 3-cycle on edges in group <U,R>
  • David A. Bagley: pyraminx-like puzzles (again)
  • Michiel Boland: Embedding G in a symmetrical group
  • Mark Longridge: Cube Verification
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  • David A. Bagley: pyraminx-like puzzles (yet again)
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  • Michiel Boland: Re: pull out the corner?
  • Michiel Boland: Exchanging just four edges in antislice impossible?
  • Mark Longridge: Spotty Megaminx Revisited
• Nov 95
  • Alan Bawden: Magazine Spam
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• Dec 95
  • Michael B. Parker: PUZZLE PARTY 4 -- SATURDAY (Dec. 2), 7pm, Orange!
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  • Mark Longridge: <U,R> & G
  • Martin Schoenert: Re: Re: Generating Rubik's Cube
  • C.S.S.T. Torino: Information request
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  • Michiel Boland: Some notes on the antislice group.
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  • Dan Hoey: Presenting Rubik's Cube
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• Jan 96
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• Feb 96
  • michael reid: cube in a cube
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  • michael reid: "simplest" solution of the cube?
  • David Moews: Implementing Shamir's method
  • michael reid: superflip in 20f
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• Mar 96
  • Jerry Bryan: Shamir and M-Conjugacy
  • Jay Majer: Cube keychains?
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  • Dale Newfield: Orbix
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  • Rodrigo de Almeida Siqueira: A handling system to fix the Cube
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• Apr 96
  • [unknown name]: Help me find a RUBIK'S CUBE.............
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  • Ron Modest: square 1 help
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  • Walt Smith: Rubiks Revenge
  • Andy Southern: Square-1, Super Cubix, Masterball and Rubik's Revenge.
• May 96
  • Jerry Bryan: Shamir and M-Conjugacy Don't Mix
  • David Litwin: Where to get the Rubik's Revenge
  • Dale Newfield: building a Rubik's Revenge
  • Norman Diamond: Re: Where to get the Rubik's Revenge
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  • Dale Newfield: TripleCross by Binary Arts
  • Keith Gregory: Octahedra and tetrahedra
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  • Georges Helm: cube solutions prior to 1980
  • Rubin Shai: Rubik's cube
  • Michael B. Parker: Puzzle Party THIS SATURDAY, 7pm, Cal Tech
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  • Jerry Bryan: Compact Cube Representation for Shamir and Otherwise
  • Michael C. Masonjones: Square 1 Combinations
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  • Charlie Dickman: A 4-dimensional Cube
  • [unknown name]: ULTIMATE Rubik's cube?
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• Jun 96
  • Nicholas Bodley: Locking mechanism for a 7^3 or larger (some thoughts) (fairly long)
  • Nicholas Bodley: Re: Another subscriber
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Re: realizing 7x7x7 or larger cubes
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Yet another (silly) idea on realizing the 7x7x7
  • Dan Hoey: Re: Compact Cube Representation for Shamir and Otherwise
  • Nicholas Bodley: Fragile parts in 4^3
  • Jim Mahoney: A essay on the NxNxN Cube : counting positions and solving it
  • Rubin Shai: Computer representation to the cube.
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: A essay on the NxNxN Cube : counting positions and solving it
  • VANESSA PARADIS WANTS ME: [no subject]
  • Allan Wechsler: Re: Computer representation to the cube.
  • Kristin Looney: fastest hands in the midwest...
  • Dan Hoey: Fragile parts in 4^3
  • Dan Hoey: Re: A essay on the NxNxN Cube : counting positions and solving it
  • Dan Hoey: Re: A essay on the NxNxN Cube : counting positions and solving it
  • Allan Wechsler: [no subject]
  • Chris and Kori Pelley: RE: Contest days
  • Wei-Hwa Huang: Re: fastest hands in the midwest...
  • Andy Southern: Re: Fragile parts in 4^3, and limits to a n^3
  • Jerry Bryan: Re: Compact Cube Representation for Shamir and Otherwise
  • Jim Mahoney: Re: A essay on the NxNxN Cube : counting positions and solving it
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  • Rob Hochberg: Speed cubing
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  • Mark Longridge: Cube Contests
  • Jonathan M. Cheyer: Re: fastest hands in the midwest...
  • Darrell Fuhriman: verifying correctness of a cube
  • Norman Richards: Re: Speed cubing
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  • [unknown name]: All these fast hands...
  • Norman Diamond: Re: Cube Contests
  • der Mouse: Re: verifying correctness of a cube
  • Kristin Looney: Methods (Re: Speed cubing)
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  • [unknown name]: Re: "Better" Method?
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  • David Singmaster: Orbits, re Jerry Bryan's message of 5 Jun
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  • Peter Foster: Thistlethwaites algorithm (and others)
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  • [unknown name]: Re: Thistlethwaites algorithm (and others)
  • FERNANDO VON REICHENBACH: Counting moves