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Subject: Rubik chaos?

On sci.nonlinear...

In article <1994Jan5.120409@oxygen.aps1.anl.gov> Thomas D. Orth,
orth@oxygen.aps1.anl.gov writes:
>A friend of mine has written a few papers on the subject of
>the Rubik's Cube Group, and the elements of Chaos within
>it, or Pseudo-chaos as she calls it.

The papers are being submitted to the journal CHAOS. 

cheers, Tony