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| 8 7 3'9" | 236 5 c23(6) | 9'-6" 4 1 |
| 6 2 5 | 4 9 1 | 3 8 7 |
| 4"9' 3"4' 1 | 368 368 7 | 2 5 6'9" |
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| 3 a4"6' 24'68 | 5 2678 b269 | 1 27 a28(9) |
| 17 9 28 | 2378 12378 23 | 4 6 5 |
| 17 5 268 | 26789 12678 4 | d(7)8-9" 3 289 |
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| 4'-9" 8 34"69 | 23679 2367 c2369 | 5 1 236 |
| 2 b3'-6" 7 | 1 4 5 | 68 9 3"68 |
| 5 1 h3(69) | 2369 g236 8 | e67 f27 4 |
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Medusa coloring: candidates in each parity (' or ") are equivalent, i.e. true or false together.
A derived SIS to prove one parity false:
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7x7 PM
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9r4c9 9r4c6
6r1c6 6r4c6 6r7c6
7r6c7 7r9c7
7r9c8 2r9c8
6r9c5 2r9c5 3r9c5
9r9c3 3r9c3 6r9c3
6r9c3 3r9c3 9r9c3
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-> (9r4c9|6r1c6|7r6c7|6r9c3|9r9c3) - (9"r6c7 & 6"r1c7 & 9"r7c1 & 6"r8c2) => "-parity is false; stte
In other words, every member of the SIS sees at least one candidate of the "-parity, which means that at least one "-candidate must be false. Since all candidates in a Medusa parity are true or false together, it follows that all candidates in the "-parity can be immediately eliminated, and all candidates of the opposite '-parity placed.