And one more 10.5 that I found while looking at some of the lower gsfr puzzles from my previous search:
10.5 # 1...5......67...2..8...3..........9...4...2.6...2..3415...1.....3...8.....76....4 # RW 04/04
gsfr only 99648...
Thanks JPF for collecting the new toughies. Maybe there indeed would be need to either update the existing thread (if ravel is up for it) or start a new thread to collect all these nice puzzle.
RW
How regular is to generate sudoku with difficulty 9+ SE?
by coloin » Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:30 pm
Nice work too JPF. Not so many large SEs as I was expecting - the suexrat9 program had a big tendancy to miss strong puzzles.....however I do have another 11.2. At present Im updating the SE on The St.Patrick puzzles.
I have used a program refered from here from the forum here
which has a useful and quick ratings program - although possibly not consistant with isomorph puzzles.
It does however rate St.Patrick-6 ever so highly despite a SE of 10.7
Confusion with the equivalent forms and different forms of a 16-clue base might now be resolved - there are up to 8 variations - is it the reflective symmetry which reduces this in this 16-base to 4 plus 4-different of each pattern.
It is highly likely that bases with same number of solutions are equivalent.
Least number of grid solutions I found
Which gave us a 19 clue - not with the diagonal
I also include these two already published from the hardest forum
11.1 # 5.....3...2.1...7...8.....9.4...7......821......6...1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 # coloin 03/22 [295208#1]
10.8 # 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......3........46.1...9...8...6...4.2.3.......5 # coloin 03/22 [529148#1]
Let me know if its any of you think its worth classifying them this way.
Perhaps to avoid confusion in these cases we should defer the canicalizing for later.
Isomorphs will have the same SE and 16clue base - but can be certainly differentiated by having a different index416.
C
I have used a program refered from here from the forum here
which has a useful and quick ratings program - although possibly not consistant with isomorph puzzles.
It does however rate St.Patrick-6 ever so highly despite a SE of 10.7
Confusion with the equivalent forms and different forms of a 16-clue base might now be resolved - there are up to 8 variations - is it the reflective symmetry which reduces this in this 16-base to 4 plus 4-different of each pattern.
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5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1.9.....8...6...4.2...3.....5
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1...3...8...6...4.2.9.......5
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1...9...8...6...4.2.3.......5
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1...9...8...6...4.2.3.......5
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1...3...8...6...4.2.9.......5
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1.9.....8...6...4.2...3.....5
414054 sol.
414054 sol.
414054 sol.
414054 sol.
529148 sol.
295376 sol.
546052 sol.
295208 sol.
It is highly likely that bases with same number of solutions are equivalent.
Least number of grid solutions I found
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1.......9.2..4..7...3...5............4.....8............5...3...8..2..4.9.......1
108864 sol.
Which gave us a 19 clue - not with the diagonal
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SE 9.2 1.......9.2..4..7...3...5.......5....4.....8.....32.....5...3...8..7..2.9.......1
I also include these two already published from the hardest forum
11.1 # 5.....3...2.1...7...8.....9.4...7......821......6...1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 # coloin 03/22 [295208#1]
10.8 # 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......3........46.1...9...8...6...4.2.3.......5 # coloin 03/22 [529148#1]
Let me know if its any of you think its worth classifying them this way.
Perhaps to avoid confusion in these cases we should defer the canicalizing for later.
Isomorphs will have the same SE and 16clue base - but can be certainly differentiated by having a different index416.
C
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by gsf » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:35 am
coloin wrote:Confusion with the equivalent forms and different forms of a 16-clue base might now be resolved - there are up to 8 variations - is it the reflective symmetry which reduces this in this 16-base to 4 plus 4-different of each pattern.
...
It is highly likely that bases with same number of solutions are equivalent.
Michael Deverin posted a row order min-lex canonicalizer in the programmer's forum
in January that works on puzzles with multiple solutions
(the canonicalizer in my solver works on solution grids only)
I ran it on the 8 templates and indeed the ones with the same number of solutions are isomorphic
so the templates boil down to
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5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1...3...8...6...4.2.9.......5 # 295376
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1...9...8...6...4.2.3.......5 # 529148
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.......................1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 # 414054
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 # 546052
5.....9...2.1...7...8.....3.4.......................1.9.....8...6...4.2...3.....5 # 295208
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My first SE9.3 is found
by Morgoth » Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:37 am
My doubts were true. There was a bug in my generator and some of the puzzles were not minimal, that's why it was not possible to produce puzzles harder then SE 9.2. I found it using one of the examples from here as a base - it didn't succeed to found it - all puzzles were at least with one more candidate.
After fixing I found it in first 500 puzzles. For pity the fix dramatically decreased the performance, so I need to spend some time for optimizations. After that I'll be also able to find 10+
After fixing I found it in first 500 puzzles. For pity the fix dramatically decreased the performance, so I need to spend some time for optimizations. After that I'll be also able to find 10+
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by coloin » Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:50 pm
Keep it up Morgoth !
Thanks for the verification on the 16base grids......have you tried to tabulate the ones with sol. < 1000000 ?
e.g.
Here are the surprizing data from the StPatrick base run....filtered initially with suexrat........
967 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.6.......5.......7.8.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 16 SE 10.9
976 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.5.......36.......7..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 15 SE 10.0
1002 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.6......43.........9.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 14 SE 10.5
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.........57......4.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 13 SE 11.2
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......8.......6.5.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 12 SE 10.9
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.72........3.......9.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 11 SE 10.6
1023 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.26........3.......7.9.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 10 SE 10.5
1038 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.271......9.........6..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 9 SE 10.5
1042 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.26........3.......9.7.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 8 SE 10.6
1067 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......3........69.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 7 SE 10.4
1092 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.3.7......69.........2.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 6 SE 10.7
1137 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7......8........4.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 5 SE 10.4
1194 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.7.2.......3........46.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 4 SE 10.7
1283 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.62........5.......4.7.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 3 SE 11.2
1324 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.6.2.......3........47.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 2 SE 10.6
1394 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.7.2.......9.......46..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 1 SE 11.2
C
Thanks for the verification on the 16base grids......have you tried to tabulate the ones with sol. < 1000000 ?
e.g.
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+---+---+---+
|1..|...|..6|
|.2.|x..|.5.|
|..3|...|4..|
+---+---+---+
|yyy|...|...|
|...|...|...|
|...|...|...|
+---+---+---+
|zzz|...|3..|
|zzz|...|.2.|
|zzz|...|..1|
+---+---+---+
x is not 123456
y is not 123 or z
z is a diagonal but not 123 or y
single clue in box 6 and 8 - not 123
Here are the surprizing data from the StPatrick base run....filtered initially with suexrat........
967 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.6.......5.......7.8.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 16 SE 10.9
976 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.5.......36.......7..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 15 SE 10.0
1002 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.6......43.........9.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 14 SE 10.5
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.........57......4.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 13 SE 11.2
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......8.......6.5.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 12 SE 10.9
1011 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.72........3.......9.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 11 SE 10.6
1023 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.26........3.......7.9.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 10 SE 10.5
1038 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.271......9.........6..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 9 SE 10.5
1042 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.26........3.......9.7.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 8 SE 10.6
1067 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7.......3........69.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 7 SE 10.4
1092 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.3.7......69.........2.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 6 SE 10.7
1137 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.2.7......8........4.6.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 5 SE 10.4
1194 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.7.2.......3........46.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 4 SE 10.7
1283 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.62........5.......4.7.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 3 SE 11.2
1324 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.6.2.......3........47.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 2 SE 10.6
1394 , 5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.7.2.......9.......46..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5 St.Patrick 1 SE 11.2
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by JPF » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:00 pm
Here are the news of the day :
11.3 # 100000002030400050006000700080509000000070000000830040700000600050008090002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.2 # 100000002030400050006000700080903000000070000000850040700000600040009030002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000853000040960080000400000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000895000090410080000300000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030400050006000700080903000000070000000850040700000600050009030002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000893000090460030000500000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 100000002030040050006000700000534000040860090000900000002000100080090030700000006 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 100000002030090050006000700000538000040960080000400000002000600050080040700000001 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 010200003004050000600007000007040000500006000020800090030000000000900031000000729 # JPF 04/05
10.9 # 100000002030040050006000700000534000040810090000900000002000600080090030700000001 # JPF 04/05
10.9 # 100000002030040050006000700000385000080470030000900000007000600050090040200000001 # JPF 04/05
10.8 # 100000002030040050006000700000895000090460080000300000007000100050080040200000006 # JPF 04/05
10.7 # 100000002030400050006000700050304000000018000000009080007000600090003040200000001 # JPF 04/05
10.5 # 100000002030400050006000700080603000000814000000005040007000600090008030200000001 # JPF 04/05
[Edit : 2 puzzles added]
gsfr =99996 for the 11th (ER=10.9)
It's up to ravel to decide.
What about "The hardest sudoku – Vol. 2" ?
I will update the list with the last posted puzzles.
JPF
11.3 # 100000002030400050006000700080509000000070000000830040700000600050008090002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.2 # 100000002030400050006000700080903000000070000000850040700000600040009030002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000853000040960080000400000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000895000090410080000300000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030400050006000700080903000000070000000850040700000600050009030002000001 # JPF 04/05
11.1 # 100000002030040050006000700000893000090460030000500000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 100000002030040050006000700000534000040860090000900000002000100080090030700000006 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 100000002030090050006000700000538000040960080000400000002000600050080040700000001 # JPF 04/05
11.0 # 010200003004050000600007000007040000500006000020800090030000000000900031000000729 # JPF 04/05
10.9 # 100000002030040050006000700000534000040810090000900000002000600080090030700000001 # JPF 04/05
10.9 # 100000002030040050006000700000385000080470030000900000007000600050090040200000001 # JPF 04/05
10.8 # 100000002030040050006000700000895000090460080000300000007000100050080040200000006 # JPF 04/05
10.7 # 100000002030400050006000700050304000000018000000009080007000600090003040200000001 # JPF 04/05
10.5 # 100000002030400050006000700080603000000814000000005040007000600090008030200000001 # JPF 04/05
[Edit : 2 puzzles added]
gsfr =99996 for the 11th (ER=10.9)
RW wrote:Thanks JPF for collecting the new toughies. Maybe there indeed would be need to either update the existing thread (if ravel is up for it) or start a new thread to collect all these nice puzzle.
It's up to ravel to decide.
What about "The hardest sudoku – Vol. 2" ?
I will update the list with the last posted puzzles.
JPF
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by RW » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:08 pm
coloin wrote:Here are the surprizing data from the StPatrick base run....
Why am I not surprised... This technique really reveals insane amounts of hard puzzles! Here's another goldmine I found:
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*-----------*
|1..|...|..6|
|.2.|8..|.5.|
|..3|...|4..|
|---+---+---|
|.8.|XXX|...|
|...|XXX|...|
|...|XXX|.9.|
|---+---+---|
|..4|...|1..|
|.7.|..9|.2.|
|6..|...|..3|
*-----------*
Same as the one Mike's 11.4 came from, but r7c7 and r9c9 swapped. Explainer is currently chewing at the 20 gsfr 99990+ puzzles in the pattern. Here's 43 more with gsfr 99800-99900 if someone is interested:
..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1.......97..1...8.3....7.216 # 99899 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.98.66
1...5......67......8...2..........163.....895....9..475...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99890 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.144.90
...456.....67.9......1.25...1......78......3...4...2..3......1..7......8..9..54.. # 99880 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.118.55
1.34.....456......7.9....6...45...9......8..7....1.2......2.8.......7..1...3...5. # 99880 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.106.61
.2...6...4...8......91........3...16......49...5...372.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99876 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.50.393
.2...6...4...8......91..5.........91...3....2..5....76.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99872 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.202.32
....5..8...71....6.....34..2769.......1.....7..5.......9.6....2.....83......4..5. # 99860 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.139.47
1...5...9..67......8...2.......9.81.3.....29........4.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99860 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M2.243.27
.2.4....9..7....3.6.....5...1..34......891..4.....5...3.....6...9..1...8..5....7. # 99859 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.167.39
..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1....7.5.6..1...8.3......217 # 99851 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M2.134.48
.2...6...4...8......91..5........39....3...52..5....76.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99850 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.182.36
..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1....7..96..1....43......217 # 99850 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.140.46
.2...6...4...8......91........3..695.......18..5...27..6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99848 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.53.246
1.3..6...456......7.8...5....5..84......7..9....2....1...9....2.....43......1..7. # 99841 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M2.102.64
1...5......67......8...2.........3953.....84.....9.21.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99840 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M2.100.130
..34...8..5...9...7...1.....1...5.....46..2..9...7.......8..4.3..2...8.........67 # 99840 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.122.53
...4...8......92..6...7...5...8...9..3..1...7.....24..3...6....5.......3.48...... # 99839 FNBTHWXYP C20.m/M2.126.52
.23...7..457..9...6............6...8.7...31.....5...2....8...5...9..14......2...6 # 99839 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.94.69
1...5......67......8...2..........163.....895....9.24.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99836 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M2.114.114
.2...6......1.9......73..4...8.....3.7..4..1.9.....5..3.....9....5.....8.1.2...6. # 99833 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.179.36
.2.4....9..7....3.6.....5.....7........912..4.1..43...3.....6...9...1..8..5....7. # 99831 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.86
....567.....1.9...6..2.3.....8.....45....79...1.....2...2.....8.4.....1.9..6..3.. # 99830 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.87
....5...9..71..2.......3.4.2.17......48......7.5...8......9...38..6..1.......4.5. # 99830 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.88
.2...6...4...8......91..5....5...39....3....1.......76.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99829 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M2.181.36
.2....7..4...8...3..9....1..7....9....1....2.5..6....4...9.4..68..56.........1... # 99829 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.172.38
....5...9......12.7.....564.3...8.....41.....9...2...7.8...4.....13.....6...9..5. # 99829 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.91
..34...8..5...9...7...1.....1...5.....46..2..9...7.......8..42...2...89........67 # 99829 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.91
..3..6...4...8..2..9.1......6.9.....8...7...5..1..3............5.....231....2.458 # 99828 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M2.292.22
..34...8..5...9...7...1.....1...5.....46..2..9...7.......8..46...2...89........27 # 99828 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.89
..3.5.7..4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1....7.5.6..1...8.7......2.3 # 99828 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.1.82
.2...6...4...8......91..5....5....9....3....1......376.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99828 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M2.153.42
1...5...9..67......8...2..........4.3.....89.....9.21.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99828 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M2.255.25
.2...6...4...8......91..5....5...49....3....1.......76.6...4.....79...3.8...2.... # 99827 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.167.39
.....6....5.1.9.......27.4..9..4..7...6...3..8.......23.......8..2...6...7.5...1. # 99827 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M2.141.46
1....6.8..5.7.......9.3....2.......8......97......8612..7.9....6....42...3.5..... # 99827 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M2.219.29
1...5...9..67......8...2..........9.3.....84.....9.21.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99827 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M2.253.25
..34...8..5...9...7...1.....1...5.....46..2..9...7.......8..423..2....97.......6. # 99823 FNBTHWXYP C22.m/M1.2.53
1....6.8..5.7.......9.3....2.....978.....8621...........7.9....6....42...3.5..... # 99819 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M1.1.38
1...5...9..67......8...2.......9.81.3.....2........34.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99819 FNBHWXYP C21.m/M1.1.35
1...5...9..67......8...2.........34.3.....8......9.21.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99819 FNBTHWXYP C21.m/M1.2.35
1...5...9..67......8...2.........3..3.....84.....9.21.5...4..3..7...8.....26..... # 99818 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M1.1.37
1....6.8..5.7.......9.3....2.....978.....8612...........7.9....6....42...3.5..... # 99818 FNBTHXYP C22.m/M1.1.41
.2...6...4...8......91..5....5....91...3...........674.6...4.....79....38...2.... # 99818 FNBTHXYP C21.m/M1.1.37
[edit: gsf, I just noticed the 'G' in the constraints listed for the 99990+ puzzles. Does this mean that your solver cannot solve them with nested propositions and has to guess?]
[Edit 2: ravel, I'd be very interested to see how many steps your solver needs for this one:
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1.......9..67...2..8....5......6..7....3.8.....427.....9....8..5.......1..2.4..3.
ER 11.2, lots of forcing chains:
1 x Forcing X-Chain 8 x Forcing Chain 1 x Bidirectional Cycle 1 x Aligned Triplet Exclusion 3 x Nishio Forcing Chains 6 x Region Forcing Chains 7 x Cell Forcing Chains 8 x Dynamic Contradiction Forcing Chains 17 x Dynamic Region Forcing Chains 2 x Dynamic Cell Forcing Chains 2 x Dynamic Contradiction Forcing Chains (+) 1 x Dynamic Cell Forcing Chains (+ Forcing Chains) 10 x Dynamic Contradiction Forcing Chains (+ Forcing Chains) 1 x Dynamic Double Forcing Chains (+ Forcing Chains) 2 x Dynamic Region Forcing Chains (+ Forcing Chains) 12 x Dynamic Contradiction Forcing Chains (+ Multiple Forcing Chains) ]
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by ravel » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:36 pm
JPF and RW,
congrats on your new toughies (i am curious about RW's hardest).
So all i planned, was to wait, what the next week will bring and then update the top lists. It will be easy, when JPF continues his work
I will rate RW's puzzle tomorrow, but over Easter i cannot run my program.
congrats on your new toughies (i am curious about RW's hardest).
I would appreciate very much, if someone else would administrate a follow-up thread. To be honest, i am really a bit tired of it, though just now we have exciting new aspects.JPF wrote:It's up to ravel to decide.
What about "The hardest sudoku – Vol. 2" ?
So all i planned, was to wait, what the next week will bring and then update the top lists. It will be easy, when JPF continues his work
I will rate RW's puzzle tomorrow, but over Easter i cannot run my program.
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by JPF » Thu Apr 05, 2007 10:18 pm
ravel wrote:It will be easy, when JPF continues his work
List updated. See here.
RW wrote:ravel, I'd be very interested to see how many steps your solver needs for this one:
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1.......9..67...2..8....5......6..7....3.8.....427.....9....8..5.......1..2.4..3.
Could you do it for this one (ER=11.3) ? Thanks.
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1.......2.3.4...5...6...7...8.5.9.......7.......83..4.7.....6...5...8.9...2.....1
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by coloin » Fri Apr 06, 2007 12:08 am
JPF - Well done on the 11.3
ravel - Could you count the steps this one too [10.7] ! ?
Thanks
ravel - Could you count the steps this one too [10.7] ! ?
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5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.3.7......69.........2.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5
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by RW » Fri Apr 06, 2007 5:42 am
Here's ER for the top 20 gsfr puzzles I mentioned in my last post:
11.2 99992 # 1.......9..67...2..8....5......6..7....3.8.....427.....9....8..5.......1..2.4..3.
10.9 99992 # ..3.5.7..4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1.......4.....7.9.3..1...56.
10.8 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......95......6..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.7 99992 # .....6.8....1..2....9.3...5.4..7...3.....8.1....2..6...71.9....59......48.4......
10.7 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......45......6..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.7 99991 # ....56....5.1.9.......2..4..9..4..7...6...3..8.......23.......8..2...6...7.5...1.
10.7 99991 # 12.....8..56......7.8..1......9....6....2.4...1...5.3.....4.9.....6....28....7.5.
10.6 99991 # .2...6...4...8......91..5....5...1.7...3...52......36..6...4.....79....38...2....
10.6 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..473......15......2..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.6 99991 # 1.......9..6....2..8...34......975...3.8.4......23.....7.5..8....2....1.9.......6
10.6 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......45......2..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.6 99991 # ..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1......217..1...8.6....7.5.3
10.5 99992 # 1..45.........9......23...5..8...9..3..5....7.6.....4...4...8..7...1...2.9.....6.
10.5 99992 # 1..45.........9......32...5..8...9..3..5....7.6.....4...4...8..7...1...2.9.....6.
10.5 99993 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.........8..3......15....9..475...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.5 99993 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.........8..3......45....9..175...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.4 99991 # 1...5......67......8...2.........31.3.....895....9.24.5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.4 99991 # .2...6...4...8......91........3..695..5....14.......78.6...4.....79...3.8...2....
10.4 99991 # ..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1.......97..1...8.6....7.2.3
10.4 99991 # 1...5......67......8...2.......9..173.....895.......465...4..3..7...8.....26.....
This was the hardest rated by suexrat9 (suex: 1570, ER 10.1, gsfr only 99548):
....5...9..71..2.......3.4.26.7.....3.1...8..7.8..........9...38..6..1.......4.5.
The second highest suexrate (1370) was the ER 11.2.
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11.2 99992 # 1.......9..67...2..8....5......6..7....3.8.....427.....9....8..5.......1..2.4..3.
10.9 99992 # ..3.5.7..4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1.......4.....7.9.3..1...56.
10.8 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......95......6..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.7 99992 # .....6.8....1..2....9.3...5.4..7...3.....8.1....2..6...71.9....59......48.4......
10.7 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......45......6..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.7 99991 # ....56....5.1.9.......2..4..9..4..7...6...3..8.......23.......8..2...6...7.5...1.
10.7 99991 # 12.....8..56......7.8..1......9....6....2.4...1...5.3.....4.9.....6....28....7.5.
10.6 99991 # .2...6...4...8......91..5....5...1.7...3...52......36..6...4.....79....38...2....
10.6 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..473......15......2..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.6 99991 # 1.......9..6....2..8...34......975...3.8.4......23.....7.5..8....2....1.9.......6
10.6 99992 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.......9..173......45......2..5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.6 99991 # ..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1......217..1...8.6....7.5.3
10.5 99992 # 1..45.........9......23...5..8...9..3..5....7.6.....4...4...8..7...1...2.9.....6.
10.5 99992 # 1..45.........9......32...5..8...9..3..5....7.6.....4...4...8..7...1...2.9.....6.
10.5 99993 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.........8..3......15....9..475...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.5 99993 # 1...5...9..67......8...2.........8..3......45....9..175...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.4 99991 # 1...5......67......8...2.........31.3.....895....9.24.5...4..3..7...8.....26.....
10.4 99991 # .2...6...4...8......91........3..695..5....14.......78.6...4.....79...3.8...2....
10.4 99991 # ..3.5....4....9....8.2.....2....4....9.8.......5.6...1.......97..1...8.6....7.2.3
10.4 99991 # 1...5......67......8...2.......9..173.....895.......465...4..3..7...8.....26.....
This was the hardest rated by suexrat9 (suex: 1570, ER 10.1, gsfr only 99548):
....5...9..71..2.......3.4.26.7.....3.1...8..7.8..........9...38..6..1.......4.5.
The second highest suexrate (1370) was the ER 11.2.
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by ravel » Fri Apr 06, 2007 10:20 am
These are my top ratings with "solution path" for the symmetrical puzzles in this thread.
Note that (to save time) in the first run i only try to eliminate candidates, that (with the implemented technics) immediately lead to at least 2 more eliminations. In the second run also those with 1 additional elimination are tried.
Only for those with a rating >17 in the first run i made a second run.
Top list:
19 6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5..84.......2.......3.5.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1 coloin-04/13-1600
19 1.......2.9.4...5...6...7...5.964......8.........35.4.7.....6...3...9.8...2.....1 coloin-04/13-1601
18 8.......5.6...3.1...7...4...9..21......4.9......63..9...4...7...3.1...6.5.......8 Tarek ULTRA0209
18 6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.9.6......5.4.......38.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1 coloin-04/13-1459
Details (first run):
N/A
21 points
20 points
19 points
18 points
17 points:
Note that (to save time) in the first run i only try to eliminate candidates, that (with the implemented technics) immediately lead to at least 2 more eliminations. In the second run also those with 1 additional elimination are tried.
Only for those with a rating >17 in the first run i made a second run.
Top list:
19 6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5..84.......2.......3.5.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1 coloin-04/13-1600
19 1.......2.9.4...5...6...7...5.964......8.........35.4.7.....6...3...9.8...2.....1 coloin-04/13-1601
18 8.......5.6...3.1...7...4...9..21......4.9......63..9...4...7...3.1...6.5.......8 Tarek ULTRA0209
18 6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.9.6......5.4.......38.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1 coloin-04/13-1459
Details (first run):
N/A
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JPF 04/07/1 ER 11.4 (backdoor size 3)
1.......2.9.4...5...6...7...5.9.3.......7.......85..4.7.....6...3...9.8...2.....1
Second run 17 points:
r2c9<>6(r2c7<>1,r6c2<>6,r1c4<>7,r8c4<>6,r4c8<>7,r2c6<>7,r1c2<>4),r3c8<>1,r4c3<>7,r4c8<>1,
r4c8<>2,r6c2<>7,r1c7<>4
coloin-04/13-1600
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5..84.......2.......3.5.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1
Second run: 19
r7c2<>1(r9c2<>6,r7c3<>8,r9c1<>8,r5c2<>4,r4c8<>6,r3c4<>2,r2c6<>6,r1c2<>7,r4c8<>2),r8c3<>6,
r4c3<>2,r6c2<>1,r2c6<>2,r4c8<>2,r2c5<>7
21 points
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JPF 04/14/06
1.......2..34...5..6....7......45.8....9.6.....438.....2....1..7.......6..5.3..9.
r4c3<>6(r5c3<>1,r1c2<>4,r8c2<>4,r3c6<>3,r8c7<>3,r3c8<>3,r1c3<>7),r9c6<>1,r1c2<>5,r7c1<>4,
r1c6<>3,r2c5<>6(r1c6<>7),r1c6<>7
Second run: 15
r2c2<>7(r2c1<>2,r1c4<>6,r1c5<>6,r9c4<>6,r1c2<>4),r3c3<>2,r6c8<>2,r1c4<>6,r4c3<>6,r2c5<>6,r1c2<>5
20 points
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Tarek 04/08/2 ER=11.3 (also found by JPF)
1......89.....91.2......4....76......3..4....9....2..5..4.7....5....8.1..6.3....0
r6c8<>4(r6c7<>6,r5c3<>1,r4c2<>1,r4c5<>1,r3c2<>9,r8c2<>9,r5c4<>1,r1c3<>2),r3c1<>6,r1c6<>4(r3c6<>3),
r1c6<>7,r2c8<>7
Second run 16 points:
r8c3<>3(r8c2<>7,r1c6<>3,r1c2<>4,r3c6<>3,r2c2<>4,r1c4<>4),r9c1<>7,r4c9<>4,r8c9<>3,r1c6<>4,r6c8<>4,
r1c6<>7
JPF 04/14/10
1.......2..34...5..6....7......3..8....5.6.....984.....2....1..7.......6..8.9..3.
r2c5<>6(r2c6<>1,r3c8<>9,r9c1<>4,r1c3<>4,r1c3<>5,r2c2<>8),r5c8<>1,r1c8<>9,r9c2<>4,r5c8<>9,
r5c8<>2(r1c3<>5),r1c2<>8
Second run: 16
r2c5<>6(r2c6<>1,r3c8<>9,r9c1<>4,r1c3<>4,r1c3<>5,r2c2<>8),r5c8<>1,r1c8<>9,r9c2<>4,r6c1<>2,
r1c3<>5,r3c1<>4
19 points
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coloin-04/13-1601 gsfr 99882, ER 10.6
1.......2.9.4...5...6...7...5.964......8.........35.4.7.....6...3...9.8...2.....1
r8c3<>1(r2c1<>2,r1c2<>7),r8c4<>6,r9c2<>4,r7c2<>4,r6c2<>6(r5c2<>4,r4c8<>2),r6c4<>7,r6c4<>2,r7c5<>4,r1c2<>4
Second run: 19 (same solution)
18 points
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Tarek ULTRA0209
8.......5.6...3.1...7...4...9..21......4.9......63..9...4...7...3.1...6.5.......8
r8c3<>8(r8c1<>7,r7c9<>1,r7c1<>1,r6c7<>5,r1c3<>1),r9c2<>7,r7c1<>1,r8c3<>2(r1c7<>6,r1c2<>2),r1c2<>1
Second run: 18 (same solution)
r8c3<>8(r8c1<>7,r7c9<>1,r7c1<>1,r6c7<>5,r1c3<>1),r9c2<>7,r7c1<>1,r8c3<>2(r1c7<>6,r1c2<>2),r1c2<>1
JPF 04/10/1 ER 11.3
1.......2..34...5..6....7......3..4....8.6.....954.....2....1..7.......6..5.9..8.
r2c2<>7(r2c1<>2,r1c7<>4,r9c9<>3,r1c8<>6),r3c3<>2,r3c9<>4,r3c1<>2,r1c2<>7,r9c7<>2(r1c8<>6),r1c2<>8
Second run 16 points:
r2c2<>7(r2c1<>2,r1c7<>4,r9c9<>3,r1c8<>6),r3c3<>2,r3c9<>4,r3c1<>2,r1c2<>7,r6c8<>2,r5c3<>2,
r1c8<>6,r2c2<>9
Tarek ULTRA0206
7.......3.6...2.1...8...5...4.9.3.......5........61.4...5...8...2.1...6.3.......7
r8c3<>7(r8c1<>8,r7c9<>1,r7c1<>1,r5c2<>3,r1c7<>6,r1c2<>5),r9c2<>8,r7c9<>1(r8c3<>4,r1c7<>4),r1c2<>1
Second run: 15
r8c3<>7(r8c1<>8,r7c9<>1,r7c1<>1,r5c2<>3,r1c7<>6,r1c2<>5),r9c2<>8,r4c8<>8,r2c4<>8,r8c6<>5,r7c1<>4
coloin-04/13-1459
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.9.6......5.4.......38.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1
r6c4<>2(r6c7<>1,r8c3<>6,r3c4<>6),r2c5<>7,r2c3<>2(r6c9<>6,r6c2<>6,r8c4<>2,r7c8<>7),r6c2<>6,r1c7<>4
Second run: 18 (same solution)
17 points:
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Coloin St.Patrick 1 ER 11.2
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.7.2.......9.......46..1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5
r4c8<>9(r5c8<>3,r1c7<>2,r7c9<>1,r2c7<>5,r1c2<>3),r8c5<>3,r7c3<>2,r2c3<>3(r7c2<>5),r1c3<>1
Coloin St.Patrick 6 ER 10.7
5.......9.2.1...7...8...3...4.3.7......69.........2.1.3.....8...6...4.2...9.....5
r5c8<>3(r4c8<>9,r1c7<>1,r8c7<>7,r1c2<>7,r1c8<>8),r7c8<>9,r7c3<>4,r6c2<>9(r3c2<>1),r5c6<>1
JPF 04/05/2 ER 11.1
1.......2.3..4..5...6...7.....853....4.96..8....4.......7...1...9..8..3.2.......6
r7c8<>2(r9c8<>7,r5c6<>2,r6c5<>1,r2c4<>1,r1c2<>7,r1c2<>5),r8c9<>7,r5c6<>7,r6c5<>1,r1c5<>7,r2c4<>2,
r9c3<>3,r1c4<>6
JPF 04/05/6 ER 11.0
1.......2.3..4..5...6...7.....534....4.86..9....9.......2...1...8..9..3.7.......6
r6c5<>7(r8c4<>2,r2c4<>2,r1c3<>4),r6c7<>2,r8c4<>7(r7c2<>6),r5c6<>1,r4c2<>1,r8c7<>2,r1c2<>7
RW ER 11.2
1.......9..67...2..8....5......6..7....3.8.....427.....9....8..5.......1..2.4..3.
r1c3<>5(r3c3<>9,r8c2<>4,r7c8<>6,r4c3<>8),r3c4<>9,r8c3<>8(r7c3<>1,r1c5<>8),r6c8<>5,r1c3<>7
JPF 04/07/5 ER 11.0
1.......7.3..4..5...6...2.....854....4.96..8....3.......7...1...9..8..3.2.......6
r5c6<>2(r4c2<>7,r4c8<>7,r1c4<>2),r1c6<>2,r4c8<>2(r1c8<>6),r6c5<>1,r6c5<>7,r3c5<>7,r1c2<>2
JPF 04/08/6 ER 10.7
1.......2.3.4...5...6...7...8.9.3.......14......5...9...7...6...9...8.3.2.......1
r2c7<>1(r2c9<>6,r3c8<>8,r2c3<>2,r6c2<>1,r1c4<>7),r1c8<>6,r7c8<>2(r4c3<>1,r4c8<>6),r6c2<>1
Tarek ULTRA0203
2.......6.5..8..1...4...9...7.3.1......82.......7.5.3...9...4...8..1..5.6.......2
r7c8<>6(r9c8<>9,r7c9<>3,r2c7<>7,r3c5<>6),r5c8<>7,r8c9<>9,r6c2<>2(r4c5<>9),r1c2<>9,r1c2<>1
JPF 04/14/03
1.......2.3.4...5...6...7...8.3.9.......7.......5...4.7.....6...4...3.8...2.....1
r4c8<>7(r7c9<>5,r1c3<>4,r5c8<>2,r8c1<>5,r1c3<>8,r1c5<>3),r7c8<>2,r9c7<>5,r4c9<>6,r9c2<>5,
r1c7<>4,r1c7<>8,r4c3<>5
JPF 04/14/09
1.......2.3.4...5...6...7...8.3.9.......7.......5.1.4.7.....6...9...8.3...2.....1
r8c3<>1(r8c1<>6,r9c1<>6,r9c1<>8,r2c3<>9,r1c7<>4,r1c2<>5),r9c2<>6,r7c3<>1,r7c3<>8,r2c1<>9,
r1c3<>4,r8c4<>7,r1c2<>5
JPF 04/14/35
1.......2..34...5..6....7.....18..9......6.....49......2....1..7.......6..5.4..3.
r1c2<>5(r7c9<>5,r2c9<>9,r8c3<>9,r2c9<>8,r5c3<>1),r8c7<>5,r2c7<>9,r1c8<>8(r2c9<>1),r5c3<>1
JPF 04/14/45
1.......2..34...5..6....7.....814.9....32......45.9....2....1..7.......6..5....3.
r2c6<>1(r5c6<>6,r6c8<>2,r1c2<>4),r1c4<>6,r5c3<>1(r1c3<>7),r8c4<>9,r9c5<>7,r1c2<>5,r1c3<>7
JPF 04/14/67
r5c3<>1(r4c3<>6,r9c6<>2,r9c9<>7,r1c2<>8),r9c4<>6,r6c8<>6(r5c8<>2),r6c1<>2,r1c3<>7
1.......2..34...5..6....7.....1.8.4.....36.....894.....2....1..7.......6..9.5..8.
coloin-04/13-1765
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.8.2......9.4.......53.4...2...6...3...9.8.7.......1
r5c8<>2(r4c8<>7,r2c6<>7,r1c2<>4),r7c8<>7,r7c9<>7,r8c7<>5(r3c9<>4,r1c3<>5),r1c3<>5,r2c5<>2
coloin-04/13-1569
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5..41.......3.......958.4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1
r2c5<>1(r2c6<>6,r8c7<>2,r6c2<>6),r4c8<>6,r7c8<>7(r9c8<>2,r1c2<>7),r1c7<>4,r1c3<>4,r1c5<>7
coloin-04/13-1396
1.......2.9.4...5...6...7...5.2.4.......8.......395.4...2...6...3...9.8.7.......1
r8c5<>2(r8c4<>7,r2c7<>1,r2c6<>2,r1c7<>4),r4c8<>7,r8c1<>6(r1c3<>5,r1c7<>4),r3c2<>2,r1c3<>5
coloin-04/13-1230
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.3.4.......65......28..4.2.....6...3...9.8...7.....1
r4c8<>6(r5c8<>1,r1c2<>7,r1c7<>4,r8c9<>7,r1c3<>5),r2c5<>1,r7c8<>7(r4c3<>6,r1c2<>7),r1c7<>4
coloin-04/13-1161
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.1.8.......64......35..4...2...6...3...9.8.7.......1
r6c7<>1(r2c5<>1,r5c8<>7,r6c2<>6),r8c4<>7,r8c5<>1(r1c8<>1,r3c4<>9),r4c8<>7,r5c8<>7,r1c2<>7
coloin-04/13-1157
6.......2.9.4...5...1...7...5.3.4.......15......68..4...2...6...3...9.8.7.......1
r9c6<>6(r2c5<>2),r8c5<>2,r2c7<>1(r8c5<>7,r5c8<>2),r8c4<>2,r2c5<>7,r6c6<>7,r5c2<>7,r1c2<>4
RW 04/15
1.......9.2..6..7...3...5...8.42.......61.......8.7.4...9...1...6..7..8.5.......3
r6c5<>5(r2c4<>3,r8c4<>9),r6c1<>3,r8c4<>5(r6c2<>1,r1c2<>4),r4c8<>1,r1c8<>3,r6c2<>5,r1c3<>6
Tarek ULTRA334
4.......6.5.9...1...2...7...1.3........751........9.8.7.....4...9...8.5...6.....2
r4c8<>7(r5c8<>6,r7c9<>9,r8c7<>1,r1c3<>1),r2c9<>8,r7c8<>6,r1c7<>5(r3c8<>9),r1c3<>9,r2c1<>6
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by coloin » Fri Apr 06, 2007 10:34 am
This is I believe the suexrat9 recordholder !
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200000006050080010004000900070301000000820000000705030009000400080010050600000002 # Tarek - ULTRA0203 2105 [11.4]
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100000002030400050006000700080903000000070000000850040700000600040009030002000001 # JPF 04/05 1938 [11.2]
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by ravel » Fri Apr 06, 2007 3:38 pm
As you already noticed, the ratings of this program are inconsistent for isomorhps. For 10 scrambled versions of your puzzle i got ratings between 2814 and 5439, for another one (ER 10.8) between 2678 and 5834. So the correlation to itself is worse than the one between gsfr and ER
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by JPF » Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:55 pm
Here is a new 11.4 :
In addition, here are some new 11.0(+)s :
11.2 # 100000002090400050006000700080903000000070000000850030700000600050009080002000001 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000007030090050006000200000853000040970080000400000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000002030090050006000700000853000040970080000400000007000100050080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000007030040050006000200000854000040960080000300000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 600000002090040050001000700000895000030410080000300000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/07
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1 . . | . . . | . . 2
. 9 . | 4 . . | . 5 .
. . 6 | . . . | 7 . .
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. 5 . | 9 . 3 | . . .
. . . | . 7 . | . . .
. . . | 8 5 . | . 4 .
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7 . . | . . . | 6 . .
. 3 . | . . 9 | . 8 .
. . 2 | . . . | . . 1
In addition, here are some new 11.0(+)s :
11.2 # 100000002090400050006000700080903000000070000000850030700000600050009080002000001 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000007030090050006000200000853000040970080000400000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000002030090050006000700000853000040970080000400000007000100050080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 100000007030040050006000200000854000040960080000300000007000100090080030200000006 # JPF 04/07
11.0 # 600000002090040050001000700000895000030410080000300000007000600050080040200000001 # JPF 04/07
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