Double Crossover
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In Sudoku-X, the double crossover solving technique can be stated as follows:
- Consider a digit X. Suppose the leading diagonal contains only two cells that has X as a candidate, call them A and B. Suppose the non-leading diagonal contains only two cells that has X as a candidate, call them C and D. If A and C are peers, then we can eliminate X from any cell that is seen by both B and D.
The double crossover technique can be replicated using Color Wing with two clusters, or by using the following chain:
(X): B = A - C = D
Double crossover is a special case of Triangular Connection.
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