Entropic Quadruples
(Published on 12. November 2024, 18:06 by sudoku_explorer)
- Normal Sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1 through 9 in each empty cell. Digits must not repeat within the same row, column, or box.
- Global Entropy: Every 2x2 square of cells must contain a low digit (1,2,3), middle digit (4,5,6) and high digit (7,8,9).
- Quadruples: Every digit in a circle has to be assigned to one of the surrounding cells.
Solution code: Row 5 (9 digits, no spaces)
Solved by SKORP17, jalebc, Piff, weiken, bugsduggan, sedici, Carolin, PinkNickels, teff, Rollo, sgerstenberger, Mad-Tyas, Rearden, VeTaurus, WarriorKitten, fuxia, cmigas, arteful, Xerix, MontanaPearl, ... gnidan, kaw, me and the paws, ManuH, Montinox, atomvic, Zarlino, TaeChi, W1n5t0n, rhodri, Kgoat, jiongdai, qinqi, cyddrdrd, tgstar, Fisherman, NCtide, Econic, 5h421n, Mar, Montikulum, Saskia11
Comments
on 14. November 2024, 04:52 by achambers2010
My first time doing Global Entropy, so there's probably some trick I missed, but I enjoyed working through it!
on 13. November 2024, 00:33 by sujoyku
Very nice puzzle! I often struggle with the global entropy constraint, but here, especially in combination with the quads, it was quite approachable and fun. Thank you for setting and sharing, sudoku_explorer!
on 12. November 2024, 20:40 by Rollo
:-) :-) :-)
on 12. November 2024, 19:58 by PinkNickels
Absolutely stupendous setting! What a joy to solve. Excellent use of the two variants. Bravo!
