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Emily Rhodes
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Oliver Bennett
Dernière mise à jour 05/11/2025
Références
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- Raphel, Adrienne. 2022. “Square Space: The Fifteen Puzzle, a Challenge That Inspired Poetry, Has Obsessed Fans for More Than a Century.” JSTOR Daily, July 6.
- Reingold, Edward M., and John Tilford. 1973. “The 15 Puzzle as an Algorithmic Problem.” Communications of the ACM 16 (7).
- Slocum, Jerry, and Dic Sonneveld. 2006. The 15 Puzzle: How It Drove the World Crazy. Beverly Hills, CA: Slocum Puzzle Foundation.
- Spalding, Raymond E. 1976. “Sam Loyd, America’s Greatest Puzzlist.” The Mathematics Teacher 69 (3).