[r-t] 42 different extents
Philip Saddleton
pabs at cantab.net
Tue Sep 5 18:42:01 UTC 2006
Samuel M. Austin said on 05/09/2006 14:05:
> Is 42 different extents possible with only one type of call?
>> From: Philip Saddleton <pabs at cantab.net>
>>
>> Groups E and F (the ones with lh1 and cyclic lead heads) have plenty of
>> potential. With bobs and singles and excluding rotations and reversals
>> there are
>>
>> Two palindromic three parts (plus one with no plain leads) = 8
One bobs only, one singles only
>> Two asymmetric two parts = 24
bobs and singles
>> Six palindromic one parts = 72
Two bobs only, two singles only, two bobs and singles
>> Four asymmetric one parts = 96
all bobs and singles
So 28 each bobs only and singles only.
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Regards
Philip
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