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6-Piece Burr Analyses | ||
Acknowledgements | ||
I. | Overview of 6-Piece Burr Analyses | |
  | A. | Introduction |
  | B. | Solid Analyses |
  | C. | Computers & Burr-Disassembly Programs |
  | D. | NOTC - Notchable, Holey Analysis |
  | E. | HB6 - General, Holey Analysis |
  | F. | Computer Time & the Four-Color Problem |
  | G. | Availability of Computer Results |
II. | The Pieces | |
III. | Constructing the Assemblies | |
  | A. | Symmetry of Assemblies |
  | B. | Choice of Construction Method |
  | C. | The Basic Logic |
  | D. | The 534 Cases |
  | E. | The Remaining Cases |
IV. | Analyzing Assemblies for Take-Apart | |
  | A. | The GENDA Program |
  | B. | Analyzing Movement in One Direction |
  | C. | The FDA Program |
  | D. | The LL Format |
V. | Testing for Uniqueness and Complete Disassembly | |
  | A. | Analysis of Interesting Assemblies |
  | B. | Apart-Codes |
  | C. | The AF Format |
VI. | Cataloging Different Take-Apart Methods | |
VII. | Is there Anything Else to do? | |
  | A. | Standard Pieces, Standard Moves |
  | B. | Standard Pieces, Non-Standard Moves |
  | C. | Non-Standard Pieces |
VIII. | Examples | |
References | ||
Definitions | ||
Figures | ||
Tables |
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Bill Cutler Puzzles, Inc.
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