Miguel Palomo

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About Miguel Palomo
Miguel Palomo is a Spanish engineer and songwriter. He is the creator of Sudoku Ripeto and Custom Sudoku, the first Sudoku variants to ever feature repeated numbers and letters respectively. These repetitions provide players with new challenges and sensations.
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Blog postS I N C E R I T É, T O L É R A N C E, A F F E C T I O N, É V O L U T I O N, P L É N I T U D E
D'autres Custom Sudokus Stimulants...10 months ago Read more -
Blog postLa vie ne s’arrête pas, elle change de voie
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Blog postEvery day brings me a fresh promise of hope
More Uplifting Custom Sudokus...10 months ago Read more -
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Blog postI will meet you yet again when this be over
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Blog postSí, pronto dejaré de estar confinado en casa
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Blog postCada día trae una promesa cierta de esperanza
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Blog postThis is a short description of Sudoku Ripeto and Custom Sudoku, the first Sudoku variants with repeated numbers and letters, respectively.
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Blog postSudoku Ripeto and Custom Sudoku are featured in the Gift Exchange Book following the Gathering for Gardner 13th Conference, that was held in Atlanta in 2018. The book is available for download here.
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Blog postSudoku Ripeto is, like classical Sudoku, a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with nine rows, nine columns, and four 3 x 3 sub-squares as regions. The difference with classical Sudoku is that numbers may repeat: this requires new solving strategies, and provides players with new solving experiences.2 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom Sudoku is, like classical Sudoku, a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with nine rows, nine columns, and four 3 x 3 sub-squares as regions. The difference with classical Sudoku is that it is played with letters that may repeat: this requires new solving strategies, and provides players with new solving experiences. Additionally, letters may form a word in the starting board, like in the example.2 years ago Read more
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Blog postSudoku Ripeto: Power Mix (Volume 2) contains 60 Sudoku Ripeto puzzles with assorted difficulties and repetition patterns.
Sudoku Ripeto is the first Sudoku variant with repeated numbers. It presents new challenges to players and requires new solving techniques2 years ago Read more -
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Blog postCustom Sudoku: Countries & Territories (Volume 1) contains 252 puzzles in assorted difficulties, each featuring the name of a country or territory.
Custom Sudoku is the first Sudoku variant with repeated letters. It presents new challenges to players and requires new solving techniques2 years ago Read more -
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Blog postCustom Win is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with nine rows, nine columns, and four square sectors as regions.6 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom Wave is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with seven rows, seven columns, and seven sectors as regions.6 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom Steps is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with ten rows, ten columns, and ten sectors as regions.6 years ago Read more
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Blog postMathematically, solving a Sudoku Ripeto or Custom Sudoku puzzle, just like any other Latin puzzle, can be seen as a problem of hypergraph coloring. As with classical Sudoku, finding puzzles and solutions can be performed with techniques like constraint programming or dancing links.
Of interest are questions of existence, enumeration and minimality. For example: what is the minimum number of clues that a Sudoku Ripeto puzzle played with numbers 111222333 may have? The answer for classical6 years ago Read more -
Blog postThe ideas regarding boards, regions, and symbols mentioned in the post Latin Puzzles are condensed in the Latin Puzzle definition:
1. A board has:any set of placeholders called cellsany set of cells called regions, each with the same sizeevery cell at least in one region2. A Latin puzzle (lower-case p) has: a boarda multiset of symbols with the same size as the regionsthe instruction: Write one symbol on each empty cell so that every region has all symbols in the multiseta set of cl6 years ago Read more -
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Blog postBoth Sudoku Ripeto and Custom Sudoku are examples of Latin Puzzles. Latin Puzzles generalize both classical Sudoku and the Latin square Puzzle (see below) with different board shapes, repeated numbers and repeated letters.
The Latin Square PuzzleA Latin square of order n is an arrangement of n x n cells in which every row and every column holds numbers 1 to n –other symbols may be used provided they are all different. Latin squares are well known objects and the base of Sudoku. They6 years ago Read more -
Blog postCustom Sky is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with ten rows, ten columns, and ten 2 x 5 rectangles as regions.7 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom Quadoku is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with nine rows, nine columns, and thirteen 3 x 3 sub-squares regions.7 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom LatinSquare is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with eleven rows and eleven columns as regions.7 years ago Read more
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Blog postCustom Focus is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with eleven rows, eleven columns, and four sectors as regions.7 years ago Read more
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Blog postQuadoku Ripeto is a Latin Puzzle played on a square board with nine rows, nine columns, and thirteen 3 x3 square sectors as regions.7 years ago Read more
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