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| * The answer is **Yes**, it is possible to make a non-repeating sequence of numbers that covers every sub-sequence internally, just once. | * The answer is **Yes**, it is possible to make a non-repeating sequence of numbers that covers every sub-sequence internally, just once. | ||
| * This is a de Bruijn Sequence. | * This is a de Bruijn Sequence. | ||
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| + | * See [[Chess: | ||
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| * Rather than simple binary k=2, this is increased to k=6 to use possible values {0, | * Rather than simple binary k=2, this is increased to k=6 to use possible values {0, | ||
| * Reading this from left to right shows: 00, 01, 10, 02, 20 … 41, 15 … 33, 34 … 55, 50 | * Reading this from left to right shows: 00, 01, 10, 02, 20 … 41, 15 … 33, 34 … 55, 50 | ||
| - | * The lat 5 and the first 0. | + | * this 50 at the end is comprised of the last 5 and the first 0. |
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