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From: ccw@eql12.caltech.edu (Chris Worrell)
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Subject:  correction on my previous message.
To: cube-lovers@life.ai.mit.edu

My memory is indeed faulty.  I was incorrct about the repeated process
which yields the Pons Asinorum.  The process I was actually thinking of
does not need a cube rotation to make it have a repeated structure.
 (L' R U' D)^3
There is however an interpretation of the standard Process for the Poms, which
can be decomposed into a repeated process by a cube rotation.
Denote by "A",  turning by 120 degrees around any diagonal, it doesn't matter 
which one, nor in which direction.
 (L^2 R^2 A)^3  yields the Pons.