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''Enter the digits from '1' to 'n' into the diagram, so that there is every digit in every row and every column exactly once.''
Enter the digits from 1 to n into the diagram, so that there is every digit in every row and every column exactly once.


''If there is a black circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be twice the value of the number in the other cell. If there is a white circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be one more than the number in the other cell. If there is no circle between two digits, none of these two properties may hold.''
If there is a black circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be twice the value of the number in the other cell. If there is a white circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be one more than the number in the other cell. If there is no circle between two digits, none of these two properties may hold. The circle between 1 and 2 may be either black or white.


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==Variants==
==Variants==


*On a hexagon where every digit may only occure once in every row.
*On a hexagon where every digit may only occur once in every row.
*As a Sudoku with 3x3-blocks.
*As a Sudoku with 3x3-blocks.



Version vom 1. März 2011, 14:36 Uhr

Instructions

   

Enter the digits from 1 to n into the diagram, so that there is every digit in every row and every column exactly once.

If there is a black circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be twice the value of the number in the other cell. If there is a white circle between two cells, one of the numbers in these two cells must be one more than the number in the other cell. If there is no circle between two digits, none of these two properties may hold. The circle between 1 and 2 may be either black or white.

 

Variants

  • On a hexagon where every digit may only occur once in every row.
  • As a Sudoku with 3x3-blocks.

Geschichte

Probably this puzzletype has been invented by Deyan Razsadob (Bulgaria). A Bulgarian said, that th name means "excavations".