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Mephisto
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by Mephisto » Sun 30 Dec, 2018 3:01 pm
detuned asked for an example for a Sudoku (?) in which the latin rule is violated. What about Subset Sudoku?
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https://www.janko.at/Raetsel/Sudoku-Subset/index.htm
Write numbers from 1 to N into the cells of the diagram, so that each number occurs exactly M times in each row, in each column and in each region; some cells may remain empty. N and M are given for each puzzle.
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detuned
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by detuned » Sun 30 Dec, 2018 3:16 pm
Thank you for the example - I've added the same poll to this as all the other examples in the forum.
The main controversial aspect to this variant as far as I can see is the use of repeated symbols.
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by Mephisto » Sun 30 Dec, 2018 3:42 pm
The main controversial aspect to this variant as far as I can see is the use of repeated symbols.
As in Star Battle Sudoku (there are 8 symbols, numbers from 1~7 and a star which must be used twice). [A good example to speak of symbols and not of numbers. SCNR.]