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2025-05-29T05:13:41Z

Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)

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	[[Image:ProfessorsCube_SantaFe3.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_SantaFe3.jpg\|300px]]

	I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the pattern of colors resembles Native American art from New Mexico.		I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the pattern of colors resembles Native American art from New Mexico. Also, it's easier to spell than "Albuquerque".

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2019-06-21T01:47:12Z

Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)

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	==Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)==		==Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)==

	[[Image:~~ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds~~.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_SantaFe1.jpg\|300px]]

	I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the ~~grid~~ of colors resembles ~~a rug~~ from ~~Santa Fe~~.		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_SantaFe2.jpg\|300px]]

			[[Image:ProfessorsCube_SantaFe3.jpg\|300px]]

			I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the pattern of colors resembles Native American art from New Mexico.

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2019-06-21T01:45:42Z

Stripes

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	==Stripes==		==Stripes==

	[[Image:~~ProfessorsCube_Stripes~~.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_Stripes1.jpg\|300px]]

			[[Image:ProfessorsCube_Stripes2.jpg\|300px]]

	The stripes pattern is one that happens when applying the Diamond pattern (see below).		The stripes pattern is one that happens when applying the Diamond pattern (see below).

2019-06-21T01:37:17Z

Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)

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	[[Image:ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds.jpg\|300px]]

	~~This is another pattern that occurs on the way to the Open Diamonds pattern below.~~

	I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the grid of colors resembles a rug from Santa Fe.		I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the grid of colors resembles a rug from Santa Fe.

2019-06-21T01:35:11Z

Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)

2019-06-21T01:35:03Z

Closed Diamonds

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	==Closed Diamonds==		==Closed Diamonds (Santa Fe)==

	[[Image:ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds.jpg\|300px]]

	This is another pattern that occurs on the way to the Diamonds pattern below.		This is another pattern that occurs on the way to the Open Diamonds pattern below.

			I call this the "Santa Fe" pattern because the grid of colors resembles a rug from Santa Fe.

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2019-06-21T01:33:20Z

Diamond

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-[[Image:ProfessorsCube_Diamond.jpg|300px]]
+[[Image:ProfessorsCube_ClosedDiamonds.jpg|300px]]
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2019-06-21T01:31:21Z

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	=~~Pretty~~ Patterns=		=Professors Cube Patterns=

	==Checkered Faces==		==Checkered Faces==
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	~~That~~ is,		Another way to apply this algorithm is to think about it as follows:

	* Two clockwise rotations of the upper layer		* Two clockwise rotations of the upper layer

	* Two clockwise rotations of the upper two layers		* Two clockwise rotations of the upper two layers

	* Two clockwise rotations of the upper three layers		* Two clockwise rotations of the upper three layers

	* Two clockwise rotations of the upper four layers		* Two clockwise rotations of the upper four layers

	~~Apply this algorithm to either the red or orange face; apply it to either the white or yellow face; and finally, apply it to either the blue or green face.~~		==Stripes==

	~~==Stripes==~~		[[Image:ProfessorsCube_Stripes.jpg\|300px]]

	The stripes pattern is one that happens when applying the Diamond pattern (see below).		The stripes pattern is one that happens when applying the Diamond pattern (see below).
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	==Diamond==		==Diamond==

			[[Image:ProfessorsCube_Diamond.jpg\|300px]]

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2019-06-21T01:28:45Z

Diamond

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	Apply this algorithm to either the red or orange face; apply it to either the white or yellow face; and finally, apply it to either the blue or green face.		Apply this algorithm to either the red or orange face; apply it to either the white or yellow face; and finally, apply it to either the blue or green face.

			==Stripes==

			The stripes pattern is one that happens when applying the Diamond pattern (see below).

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			d d u f'
			l l d f
			l' r b' f
			l' u' f f
			l d' u u
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	==Diamond==		==Diamond==
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	l' u' f f		l' u' f f
	l d' u u		l d' u u
			(cube will have stripes pattern)
	R' L U' D		R' L U' D
	F' B R' L		F' B R' L
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	This algorithm has 32 moves total.		This algorithm has 32 moves total.


	=Links=		=Links=

2019-06-21T01:26:20Z

Checkered Faces

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	U U u u d d D D		U U u u d d D D

			apply to orange or red face,
			then apply to blue or green face,
			then apply to white or yellow face
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