dailysudoku.com Discussion of Daily Sudoku puzzles    FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Search found 7 matches dailysudoku.com Forum Index Author Message   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 7:12 pm   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column Hi, Ronk, I'll check out the site you posted, and get back with you later.   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:54 pm   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column Thanks, Pat. Actually, I wasn't accusing the magazine of a flawed puzzle. I didn't know that a puzzle had to have only one answer. Why isn't it possible for one puzzle out of ... to have more than ...   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:51 am   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column OK, Luke 451, here are the sums on the top caps from left to right: 17, 19, 17; and the sums on the sides going from top to bottom: 14, 0, 15. From there, you can tell me the pairs of numbers (e.g., 9 ...   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 2:42 pm   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column Neither the puzzle nor the answer(s) was the subject of these posts. Since I recopied the puzzle from Quick Magazine (Dallas, TX) into Daily Sudoku, the solutions have long since gone by the wayside. ...   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 1:57 pm   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column I like what you said, Asellus, about "moving pairs" since that's what it mostly resembles. Luke451, I'd like to post an example, but I'm not sure how. I can email you a Word document in whic ...   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 1:13 am   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column This may already be covered somewhere, but I've never seen it. If any of you have ever seen it, well you'll understand how mathematical it makes all sudoku puzzles, not just because of their unique an ...   Topic: Numerical phenomena for each row and column pwcediting Replies: 15 Views: 98255 Forum: General discussion   Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 3:26 am   Subject: Numerical phenomena for each row and column Have you ever noticed that on each finished Sudoku, that there's a certain pattern of numbers in each set of 3 rows across and each set of 3 rows down? There's always two numbers that repeat in each c ...   Page 1 of 1 All times are GMT Jump to: Select a forum Discussions about the puzzles----------------Daily Sudoku puzzlesOther puzzles General discussion, philosophy, solving methods, and terminology----------------Solving techniques, and terminologyGeneral discussion Site help and testing----------------Site helpTest Archive: Old and mostly inactive discussions----------------Puzzles by dajThe Sudoku Book puzzles Squigglies, Monsters, and other variants----------------Daily Sudoku Squiggly puzzlesDaily Sudoku Monster puzzlesAny other variant  Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group