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Study on medication adherence in patients with gestational diabetes mellitus complicated by postpartum glucose metabolism disorders based on the risk perception attitude framework. [PDF]
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The cyclic multi-peg Tower of Hanoi
ACM Transactions on Algorithms, 2006Variants of the classical Tower of Hanoi problem evolved in various directions. Allowing more than 3 pegs, and imposing limitations on the possible moves among the pegs, are two of these. Here, we deal with the case of h ≥3 pegs arranged on a circle, where moves are allowed only from a peg to the next peg (in the ...
Daniel Berend, Amir Sapir
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Graphs and Combinatorics, 2007
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Xiaomin Chen, Bin Tian, Lei Wang 0039
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Xiaomin Chen, Bin Tian, Lei Wang 0039
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Teaching Mathematics and its Applications, 2007
This article presents an investigation carried out with a group of able mathematics students who were studying at a level 1 year in advance of their peers. The purpose was to investigate the extension of usual three peg Towers of Hanoi to four pegs and attempt to find a rule that could be used to predict the minimum number of moves required to complete
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This article presents an investigation carried out with a group of able mathematics students who were studying at a level 1 year in advance of their peers. The purpose was to investigate the extension of usual three peg Towers of Hanoi to four pegs and attempt to find a rule that could be used to predict the minimum number of moves required to complete
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Information Processing Letters, 1981
The famous Towers of Hanoi puzzle consists of 3 pegs (A, B, C) on one of which (A) are stacked n rings of different sizes, each ring resting on a larger ring. The objective is to move the n rings one by one until they are all stacked on another peg (B) in such a way that no ring is ever placed on a smaller ring; the other peg (C) can be used as ...
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The famous Towers of Hanoi puzzle consists of 3 pegs (A, B, C) on one of which (A) are stacked n rings of different sizes, each ring resting on a larger ring. The objective is to move the n rings one by one until they are all stacked on another peg (B) in such a way that no ring is ever placed on a smaller ring; the other peg (C) can be used as ...
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1989
The problem of the ``End of the world'' [\textit{W. W. R. Ball}, Mathematical recreations and essays. London: Macmillan Co. (1939; Zbl 0022.00101)] is related to the Tower of Brahma (Tower of Hanoi) in which the life period of our universe is estimated.
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The problem of the ``End of the world'' [\textit{W. W. R. Ball}, Mathematical recreations and essays. London: Macmillan Co. (1939; Zbl 0022.00101)] is related to the Tower of Brahma (Tower of Hanoi) in which the life period of our universe is estimated.
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The Tower of Hanoi with Forbidden Moves
The Computer Journal, 2004Summary: We consider a variant of the classical three-peg Tower of Hanoi problem, where limitations on the possible moves among the pegs are imposed. Each variant corresponds to a di-graph whose vertices are the pegs, and an edge from one vertex to another designates the ability of moving a disk from the first peg to the other, provided that the rules ...
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