The Guiness World Records contains a sudoku record (see about such a record event http://sudokucup.com/node/754). A candidate puzzle for this records must fullfill the STD-27 convention, i. e.
a) A grid with 9x9 cells and with bolded 3x3 boxes.
b) In the grid there are given 27 single digits (one third of the whole number) from 1 to 9, each of them is there three times.
c) In each row, column and bolded 3x3 boxes there are exactly 3 single digits.
d) The arrangement of the digits must assure solubility directly and logically and there must be exactly one correct solution.
The purpose of this thread is to collect lowstepper puzzles with STD-27 rules.
The steps are counted as in the inferior thread, i. e.
1. locate singles (naked or hidden) - but don't place any numbers
2. place all located singles in one sweep
3. count and repeat until solved
The puzzles are grouped by the following symmetry types:
* Type I = Full dihedral symmetry [F]
* Type II = Full rotational symmetry [L]
* Type III = Horizontal and vertical reflection [P]
* Type IV = Diagonal and anti-diagonal reflection [X]
* Type V = 180-degree rotational symmetry [R]
* Type VI = Horizontal or vertical reflection [H]
* Type VII = Diagonal or anti-diagonal reflection [D]
* Type 0 = No symmetry [A]
I hope for good and easy puzzles for STD-27.
Pyrrhon