Hi,
not sure whether this will be interesting for you, so feel free to close this issue (not really an issue) if it is not interesting enough for you.
At https://www.cubinghistory.com/3x3/Methods/CFOP#origin you say:
Jessica Fridrich published OLL and PLL algorithms in a 1982 issue of Mladý Svět 20 16.
I searched for "Fridrich" in Mladý svět from 1982. Here are the searching results: https://kramerius5.nkp.cz/periodical/uuid:db6aeb10-8a9c-11ea-b726-005056825209?fulltext=Fridrich
An excerpt from issue 32 is saying: "řadu algoritmů, které při skládání Rubikovy kostky používá Jiří Fridrich, otiskneme až v Mladém světě číslo 35." which can be translated as "a series of algorithms used by J. Fridrich when solving Rubik´s Cube will be published in Mlady svet issue 35".
Preview of Mlady svet issue 35 from 24. 08. 1982 can be found at https://kramerius5.nkp.cz/view/uuid:ca70b4e0-9c42-11ea-b6e0-005056827e51?page=uuid:9f2f1c50-9c46-11ea-a314-5ef3fc9bb22f. When searching for "cube" ("kostka") in that issue, pages 6, 22 and 27 will show up, of which page 6 is interesting.
Since I don´t have an access for reading the pages, I copied the preview of page 6 from browser and tried to make it OCR using AI and other online tools. Nothing helped to make that page readable because the resolution is simply too low.
At least I zoomed in a little bit:
From what I can decipher from that picture, 22 PLL diagrams have been published (perhaps 21 PLL algorithms + 1 skip case. If I had to choose which one is skip case, I would choose the last (8th) diagram on the left hand side because of seemingly missing lines/arrows). 40 out of 57 OLL diagrams have been published.
However, I searched for "algorithms" ("algoritmy") in that issue, and this excerpt from page 6 showed up: "označujeme exponentem (např. č2). Algoritmy, kte- ré‘otiskujeme, mohou být i zrcadlově obrácené (od- vodíte si je podle" which can be translated as "denoted by superscript (e.g. 2). Published algorithms can be mirrored as well (you can derive them from"
Hi,
not sure whether this will be interesting for you, so feel free to close this issue (not really an issue) if it is not interesting enough for you.
At https://www.cubinghistory.com/3x3/Methods/CFOP#origin you say:
I searched for "Fridrich" in Mladý svět from 1982. Here are the searching results: https://kramerius5.nkp.cz/periodical/uuid:db6aeb10-8a9c-11ea-b726-005056825209?fulltext=Fridrich
An excerpt from issue 32 is saying: "řadu algoritmů, které při skládání Rubikovy kostky používá Jiří Fridrich, otiskneme až v Mladém světě číslo 35." which can be translated as "a series of algorithms used by J. Fridrich when solving Rubik´s Cube will be published in Mlady svet issue 35".
Preview of Mlady svet issue 35 from 24. 08. 1982 can be found at https://kramerius5.nkp.cz/view/uuid:ca70b4e0-9c42-11ea-b6e0-005056827e51?page=uuid:9f2f1c50-9c46-11ea-a314-5ef3fc9bb22f. When searching for "cube" ("kostka") in that issue, pages 6, 22 and 27 will show up, of which page 6 is interesting.
Since I don´t have an access for reading the pages, I copied the preview of page 6 from browser and tried to make it OCR using AI and other online tools. Nothing helped to make that page readable because the resolution is simply too low.
At least I zoomed in a little bit:
From what I can decipher from that picture, 22 PLL diagrams have been published (perhaps 21 PLL algorithms + 1 skip case. If I had to choose which one is skip case, I would choose the last (8th) diagram on the left hand side because of seemingly missing lines/arrows). 40 out of 57 OLL diagrams have been published.
However, I searched for "algorithms" ("algoritmy") in that issue, and this excerpt from page 6 showed up: "označujeme exponentem (např. č2). Algoritmy, kte- ré‘otiskujeme, mohou být i zrcadlově obrácené (od- vodíte si je podle" which can be translated as "denoted by superscript (e.g. 2). Published algorithms can be mirrored as well (you can derive them from"