Thread: "Shortest 3^4 (don't worry I haven't broken the record :-)"

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Hello!

Last time I've tried to do a little summary of history of the shortest conc=
erning all cubes. In case of 3^4 I had big problems with geting the appopri=
ate data. Rest of them is really accurate. In case 3^4 I've only knew my re=
sult and three others (from mailing group).

Yesterday I got an e-mail from Andras Ecseki. He pointed that his 3x3x3x3 s=
olution had 490 twists and it's from the year 2004. I saw his log and he us=
ed the Layer by Layer (LBL) method.

Does anybody has similiar results?

Maybe you Roice tell more about shortest in 3^4, I saw that you competed wi=
th Mat Young... I've read your post about your record 334 and I learnt thes=
e two lovely series. Second one (4C Serie) I've used in my last 4^4 solutio=
n :). I can't wait trying 3^4 :P (I had few new thoughts , expecially afer =
analysys of Andras log).

What about others? Can you melinda recall any exremely short solutions? (th=
ere is only 65 entries on hall of fame :-) If you have all of them archive=
d I can look it and check it :-)

Hear you soon,

RemiQ
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