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upIn Reply To:Sorry for misrepresent the problem! Posted by:chipmunk at 2008-02-09 23:37:46 > In fact, it means that two 'X' -- named A and B -- can be put in different '#'s if and only if both the positions (row_A,column_B) and > (row_B,column_A) is not '#' -- instead of 'X'. > > Sorry for described it incorrectly. I made a false analogue of 8 queens problem. It is quite different from 8 queens problem. > > > Does anyone knows the solutions? > Many Thanks! > > Followed by: Post your reply here: |
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