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In [[Sudoku | In [[Sudoku Variant]]s with additional diagonals like [[Sudoku-X]], [[Argyle Sudoku]] ... exist additional types of [[Finned X-Wing]]s formed by [[Skewed X-Wing]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 13:11, 30 October 2021
In Sudoku Variants with additional diagonals like Sudoku-X, Argyle Sudoku ... exist additional types of Finned X-Wings formed by Skewed X-Wings.
Example 1
In this picture we can delete the 1's in the yellow cells. There is a strong link at diagonal R1C9-R9C1 (only two cells with candidate 1) a weak link between R2C2 and R2C8 (in the same line) and no more 1's at the diagonals.
Example 2
Example 3
Sashimi Skewed X-Wing
Also the Sashimi version of a Skewed X-Wing works in sudoku variants with diagonals.
Example
Now there is no candidate 1 in R7C7. Again we have fins in the orange cells (not both are necessary), the strong link on diagonal R1C9-R9C1, the weak link in R2 and no more 1's at the diagonals. We can also delete the 1's in the yellow cells.
