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Eduard Baumann at 20:47, 24 March 2011

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 Back to [[MagicTile_Records]] main page
 Back to [[Hex9]
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	This puzzle is the 16-coloured version of the hexagonal tiling. The slices are related to that of the Rubik's cube's or more specifically the Megaminx's, therefore the solution is not difficult.		This puzzle is the 16-coloured version of the hexagonal tiling. The slices are related to that of the Rubik's cube's or more specifically the Megaminx's, therefore the solution is not difficult.

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 Collect the edges first with normal twists then with the 3-cycle sequence
 S1 =  [[A,B2'],[D2',C]] , B and D second layer, A and C first layer
 [[File:Eb_MT_Hex_9c_5_sq1.PNG]]
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 S3 = [ C'DA2 [A,B'] A2'D'C , [A,B'] ]
 all second layer turns except D
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 Your reorientation algorithm is interesting. Using your notation, my 3-cycle is [[C,E],D] = (C,E,C',E'),D,(E,C,E',C'),D'. D can be replaced by D2, D3, D', etc to get some variations.
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	Your reorientation algorithm is interesting. Using your notation, my 3-cycle is [[C,E],D] = (C,E,C',E'),D,(E,C,E',C'),D'. D can be replaced by D2, D3, D', etc to get some variations.		Your reorientation algorithm is interesting. Using your notation, my 3-cycle is [[C,E],D] = (C,E,C',E'),D,(E,C,E',C'),D'. D can be replaced by D2, D3, D', etc to get some variations.
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		+	=Length 5=
		+	[[File:Eb_MT_Hex_9c_5_sq3.PNG]]
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		+	Possible strategy
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		+	(1)
		+	Collect the edges first with normal twists then with the 3-cycle sequence
		+	S1 = [[A,B2'],[D2',C]] , B and D second layer, A and C first layer
		+	[[File:Eb_MT_Hex_9c_5_sq1.PNG]]
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		+	(2)
		+	Do the face-edges with the 3-cycle sequence S2 = [A,B]^5 where A is layer 1 and B layer 2
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		+	(3)
		+	Do the edges as I have indicated in KleinsQuartic Document
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		+	(4)
		+	Do the corners as I have indicated in KleinsQuartic Document
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		+	(5)
		+	Do the face-corners with the 3-cycle sequence
		+	S3 = [ C'DA2 [A,B'] A2'D'C , [A,B'] ]
		+	all second layer turns except D
		+	[[File:Eb_MT_Hex_9c_5_sq3.PNG]]
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		+	=other=

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 Let's mark centers as
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 I've started with commutator [A,E']. Among other things it moves three edges around center D and changes orientation of two of them. So when I made [[A,E'],D^2] (10 twists), it was pure reversing of edges DF and DG. But I failed to make pure 3-cycle from it.

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	Then I tried [A,E]. Again, it moves 9 edges, and the best I made from it was 5-cycle [[A,E],C^2]. Third commutator converted it to 3-cycle:		Then I tried [A,E]. Again, it moves 9 edges, and the best I made from it was 5-cycle [[A,E],C^2]. Third commutator converted it to 3-cycle:
	[[[A,E],C^2],D^2]. Not very good, but enough for solving.		[[[A,E],C^2],D^2]. Not very good, but enough for solving.
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		+	Nan:
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		+	Your reorientation algorithm is interesting. Using your notation, my 3-cycle is [[C,E],D] = (C,E,C',E'),D,(E,C,E',C'),D'. D can be replaced by D2, D3, D', etc to get some variations.