Steve wrote:
It will open the new phase of making the
longest non-trinary-counter playback
(See Msg #5208. Or, see the LT Yahoo
group poll.)
Making new levels with more number of
moves is more than just adding the
bricks but finding new counter cells
and/or making the existing counters more
compact.
Bye,
Suyono
>Including electrical engineers too.
> i think not just math lovers - these
> kinds of levels should appeal to many
> people including clockmakers, computer
> geeks, mechanical engineers, and
> artists.
>
>Congratulation, Steve.
> see also (at last) the new compact
> quinary cell introduced in special-
> no-lpb using rotary mirrors that makes
> the most moves yet:
> 27-Quint Quinary Counter (Base 5)
> (3/2) x 3^3 x 5^27 x (2 x 5) + (2
> moves to flag)
> = 3 017 485 141 754 150 390 627
>
It will open the new phase of making the
longest non-trinary-counter playback
(See Msg #5208. Or, see the LT Yahoo
group poll.)
Making new levels with more number of
moves is more than just adding the
bricks but finding new counter cells
and/or making the existing counters more
compact.
Bye,
Suyono