Schrödinger's Killer Redux
(Published on 1. February 2022, 11:36 by starwarigami)
A reinvention of my original Schrödinger's Killer without the contrived rules - so there is no Queen's move constraint on s-cells, the digits in an s-cell are summed rather than averaged, as in a standard Killer Sudoku, and do not have to be a unique pair
Place the digits 0-9 in the grid so that every row, column, and 3x3 box contains every digit exactly once.
To enable this, there is a single Schrödinger cell in each box, containing two different digits.
Digits in cages may not repeat, and must sum to the indicated total.
ctc link
Other Schrödinger Cell puzzles you may enjoy:
Place the digits 0-9 in the grid so that every row, column, and 3x3 box contains every digit exactly once.
To enable this, there is a single Schrödinger cell in each box, containing two different digits.
Digits in cages may not repeat, and must sum to the indicated total.
ctc link
Other Schrödinger Cell puzzles you may enjoy:
Solution code: All Schrödinger Cells (Top to bottom, low digit first) - 18 digits, no spaces
Last changed on on 1. February 2022, 11:37
Solved by Siebuhh, jwsinclair, Jesper, Andrewsarchus, marcmees, tallcat, polar, Christounet, dtoto
Comments
Last changed on 18. September 2022, 00:28
on 16. September 2022, 00:25 by Christounet
Very hard puzzle ! You really pushed the various combinations of S-cells to the limits. I broke it a couple times but it was worth the effort !
@Christounet Thanks so much for taking the time to solve it!
on 19. June 2022, 08:59 by polar
Very nice puzzle - thanks.
on 3. February 2022, 12:00 by Andrewsarchus
Tough, but very rewarding! Great Puzzle!
on 2. February 2022, 17:51 by Jesper
Very nice! Consistently very challenging (not comparable to the first puzzle, which had a lot of easier deductions).
