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       Omnia Obtorquebantur 5x5x5
       By: GothicChessInventor Date: January 16, 2018, 12:44 am
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       My 5x5x5 Brute Force solver for the Professor's Cube is named
       Omnia Obtorquebantur. That's Latin for "All will be turned," in
       reference to every possible move being generated.
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       It has every possible "edge solving algorithm" through depth 13
       solved, which takes up 52 Gigabytes on my hard drive. It has
       other crazy-impossible high-end features, like use of up to 120
       Gigabytes of hash tables to prune the search tree by up to
       6-ply, which for brute force cube solvers, is very much unheard
       of. The branching factor for the 5x5x5 cube is roughly 45 *
       42^(d-1) where d is the depth searched. There are 45 moves
       available at each depth, and all but 3 of them after move 1 will
       be unique to the next level (the other 3 either undo the
       progress or could have been done with one less move into total).
       So it has many more nodes than the game of chess.
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       Re: Omnia Obtorquebantur 5x5x5
       By: Asher Hurowitz Date: March 4, 2018, 10:47 pm
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       Hey! Can you email me some pictures your cube collection?
       It would be greatly appreciated!  ;D
       Thanks!
       Asher
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