Hi Clement,
Just a comment (I recall SpAce mentioning this a couple times)
Ngisa wrote:[/code]Last time I asked the name of this;sudokuwiki says it is Nishio Type 2
8r9c3 - r2c3 = (8-9)r2c1 = (98)r3c14 - (98)r3c5
8r9c3 - (8=5)r2c3 - r2c2 = (5-4)r8c2 = r8c6 - (4=5)r1c6 - (5)r3c5 => - 8r9c3; stte
Clement
This Nishio goes for a contradiction (emptying a cell), but inverting the order of both chain,
it would be a (verity) forcing chain (a Kraken cell): each digit in r3c5 being true implies that (8)r9c3 is false.
In this case, it can be written as an AIC (a Discontinuous Loop):
(8)r2c3 = (8-9)r2c1 = (98)r3c14 - (9|8=5)r3c5 - (5=4)r1c6 - r8c6 = (4-5)r8c2 = r2c2 - (5=8)r2c3 => +8 r2c3
(Nishios are easier to find in most coloring schemes than Krakens)