Aleph Null
(Published on 28. September 2024, 23:10 by Gerhard1963)
Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and aleph null is the first, smallest infinity. It's how many natural numbers there are. It's also how many even numbers there are, or how many odd numbers there are.
Rules:
- Standard sudoku rules apply: The digits 1 through 9 appear in every row, column, and box.
- Cages: Digits in cages cannot repeat and must sum to the value shown in the upper left corner of the cage.
- Kropki pairs: Digits in cells separated by a white dot are consecutive. Not all dots are necessarily given.
- Region Sum Line: The sum of the digits on a blue line within a particular region must be the same for all of the regions the line passes through.
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Solution code: The digits on the negative diagonal (from top left to bottom right).
Comments
on 13. December 2024, 01:34 by Frank Puzzles
https://youtu.be/FFqXhQ_9z0o
Here's my solve of your puzzle. Plus I solved another puzzle where addition doesn't work :)
on 29. October 2024, 21:47 by wpuymac
Neat puzzle where all the region sum lines could be arrows, right?
on 29. October 2024, 21:40 by wpuymac
Neat puzzle where all the region sum lines could be arrows, right?
on 15. October 2024, 16:26 by Gerhard1963
Rechtschreibfehler in der deutschen Übersetzung korrigiert.
on 29. September 2024, 19:28 by abadx
Very nice set. It put into test my adding ability
on 29. September 2024, 16:08 by sujoyku
Very nice puzzle! Cool and good indeed. Thank you for setting and sharing, Gerhard1963!
on 29. September 2024, 02:57 by Klvsched
That was really lovely and smooth all the way through - Thanks for this!
Definitely didn't feel like a 3 star.
on 29. September 2024, 01:28 by PKMKII
More of a two star for me, but the break-in combing the region sums with the cages was clever
