Thread: "=?UTF-8?q?___Sub-1000_for_4^4?="

Congratulations for Audrey! Again!

I've just noticed that yesterd=
ay he has officialy beaten my result by... three twists :P but now there is=
no more ilusion in getting soon my record back. In one month from now I wi=
ll have more than week of free time: be sure I will not give up so easy :) =
For sure Mathew, Roice and Klause will also fight for their results :) Ah, =
it's so good to have motivation :)

I wonder what will happened now=
in 2^4 cathegory? :P (all results in 2^4 were done in old version of the p=
rogram, with different steering. Audrey are you going to use new version?).=


All the best,
R

"Melinda Green" <melinda@superlim=
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Very impressive, Andrey! It was just a few days ago that I mention=
ed to

you that I'd love to see a sub-1000 twist 4^4 solution and today you

give us one. This is certainly a landmark achievement. It feels to me

that we are now seeing something like the true difficulty of n^4

solutions using certain methods. Of course you are using a rather new

approach which I'm sure everyone on this list will be interested to hear r/>
about. I bet that several members will quickly figure out which puzzles />
it can be applied to and maybe we'll see a few more broken records

before too long. Thank you for developing new methods and

congratulations on your landmark record.


-Melinda


Andrey wrote:

> 978 twists... Log is here: d4_978.log">http://shade.msu.ru/~astr/MC4D/4d4_978.log

> I'll try to describe the method later.

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Congratulations for Audrey! Again!

I've just noticed that yesterd=
ay he has officialy beaten my result by... three twists :P but now there is=
no more ilusion in getting soon my record back. In one month from now I wi=
ll have more than week of free time: be sure I will not give up so easy :) =
For sure Mathew, Roice and Klause will also fight for their results :) Ah, =
it's so good to have motivation :)

I wonder what will happened now=
in 2^4 cathegory? :P (all results in 2^4 were done in old version of the p=
rogram, with different steering. Audrey are you going to use new version?).=


All the best,
R

"Melinda Green" <melinda@superlim=
inal.com> pisze:

: 2px solid rgb(102, 102, 102); padding-left: 10px;"> 

=20=20=20=20=20=20
=20=20=20=20=20=20

Very impressive, Andrey! It was just a few days ago that I mention=
ed to

you that I'd love to see a sub-1000 twist 4^4 solution and today you

give us one. This is certainly a landmark achievement. It feels to me

that we are now seeing something like the true difficulty of n^4

solutions using certain methods. Of course you are using a rather new

approach which I'm sure everyone on this list will be interested to hear r/>
about. I bet that several members will quickly figure out which puzzles />
it can be applied to and maybe we'll see a few more broken records

before too long. Thank you for developing new methods and

congratulations on your landmark record.


-Melinda


Andrey wrote:

> 978 twists... Log is here: d4_978.log">http://shade.msu.ru/~astr/MC4D/4d4_978.log

> I'll try to describe the method later.

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