1) Message boards : Science : Game Show Physics show 89% limit (Message 1258) Posted 5 Mar 2020 by Rudy Toody Post: Computer scientists established a new boundary on computationally verifiable knowledge. In doing so, they solved major open problems in quantum mechanics and pure mathematics. https://www.quantamagazine.org/landmark-computer-science-proof-cascades-through-physics-and-math-20200304/ I noticed that 89% is the limit on the 10x10 squares. The linked article may provide insight to get 100%

2) Message boards : Science : Question about 10 X 10 squares (Message 1132) Posted 24 Jul 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: I found this paper: https://www.whitman.edu/Documents/Academics/Mathematics/2016/Horner.pdf pp 21-22, that may help.

3) Message boards : Science : Question about 10 X 10 squares (Message 1128) Posted 21 Jul 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: You show it in message 1118, second panel. It looks to be asymmetric, which might be the problem with 2n X 2n squares when n is odd. Maybe you could move to 11 X 11, if the search space is reasonable. And do 10 X 10 as Beta.

4) Message boards : Science : Question about 10 X 10 squares (Message 1123) Posted 20 Jul 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: 2n X 2n Latin squares are problematic when n is odd, i.e., 6 X 6 does not exist, 10 X 10 was big news when it was found to contain a 3 X 3 --- it made the cover of Scientific American. Unfortunately, I don't have the knowledge to contribute more. Good luck.

5) Message boards : Science : Question about 10 X 10 squares (Message 1116) Posted 18 Jul 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: Since every 10 X 10 Latin square has an embedded 3 X 3 Latin square, could we seed three rows, three columns, and their intersections as the 3 X 3 Latin square? Could your algorithm be modified to start with this additional information?

6) Message boards : News : New run for RakeSearch R10 (Message 1113) Posted 18 Jul 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: Since every 10 X 10 Latin square has an embedded 3 X 3 Latin square, could we seed three rows, three columns, and their intersections as the 3 X 3 Latin square? Could your algorithm be modified to start with this additional information?

7) Message boards : Science : Graphs (Message 830) Posted 30 Mar 2019 by Rudy Toody Post: I have found this result: https://rake.boincfast.ru/rakesearch/files/odls/R9_013835105_result.txt and am curious how it would graph. Is a result with 7 pairs in 3 squares more interesting than 7 pairs in 7 squares?

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