Hilbert Orders 12
(Published on 28. October 2024, 06:09 by pagedo)
Digits along the Hilbert Curve order 1 (orange line) must differ by at least 4.
Digits along the Hilbert Curve order 2 (grey line) must be between the digits in the circles at the ends of the curve.
The digit representing the order of the Hilbert Curve is located at the centre of that curve.
Hilbert Curve order 3 (red line) is purely cosmetic.
Digits on the purple line are a non-repeating consecutive set in any order.
A white dot indicates adjacent cells are consectutive. Not all dots are shown.
A V indicates adjacent cells sum to 5. An X indicates adjacent cells sum to 10. Not all Vs and Xs are given.
The digit in a maximum cell (gray cells with brackets pointing outwards) is greater than the values in the orthogonally-connected cells.
Link to sudokupad--------------------------------
Hope you enjoy it. Feel free to give feedback.
Thanks
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Solution code: Row 8
Comments
on 23. April 2025, 22:10 by DiMono
Way easier when you don't completely miss one of the rules.
Are you aware that there is a typo in the puzzle name on the SudokuPad page? It says Hilhert.
@DiMono - no I was not aware of that. Thank you for pointing it out.
on 28. October 2024, 23:09 by pagedo
Australian - former mathematician (40 years ago), former compter/IT, now retired
on 28. October 2024, 19:30 by PinkNickels
Very fun solve! Thanks for sharing with us. German mathematicians, eh?!
on 28. October 2024, 06:34 by pagedo
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