Papers such as
Apparantly the old n=13 limit has been blasted away and results up in the sixties are now being found. But I cannot find a simple example of how to use the new sequences.
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Wow! How DO you find these challenges?
Apparently they derived values based upon an empirical search, as in: look, try, keep or discard; until they found a series with low Energy
Can you not do similar?
Use something free, like octave, let it run for a few hours and voila!
Don't use octave for this sort of thing. It's slow as molasses. Use a compiled language.
Come to think of it, this is just what an FGPA can do much faster still.
Jeroen Belleman
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