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 Post subject: Assassin 320
PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 8:10 am 
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Assassin 320

Just one from my store. SS gives it 1.25 - probably lower than that.

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Solution:
574961382
926358741
831247569
257684913
498135276
163729854
315896427
742513698
689472135


Here is a harder symmetrical version at 1.75 (I'm going to be very busy next week so posting it now).

Assassin 320H

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 2:31 pm 
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Thanks for the new Assassin, HATMAN! V1 wasn't particularly hard but I messed up and had to start over (after optimizing! :bigoops:).

A320 Walkthrough:
1. N12+C6
a) Innie N1 = R3C3 = 1
b) Outies C789 = 1{28/37} -> 1 locked for C6 since R12C6 <> 2,4,6; R9C6 <> 7,8 since R2C6 = (78)
c) 15(2) = {69} locked for R1+N2 since {78} blocked by R2C6 = (78)
d) 16(3) = 5{38/47} -> 5 locked for N2 since {178} blocked by R2C6 = (78)
e) Hidden Single: R1C6 = 1 @ N2 -> R1C7 = 3

2. N124
a) 4(2) @ C1 = {13} locked for C1
b) 6(2) = {24} locked for C1+N4
c) Innies N124 = 15(2+1): R6C2 = (567) since R2C6 >= 7 and R6C1 <= 3
d) Hidden Single: R6C1 = 1 @ N6 -> R7C1 = 3
e) Innies N124 = 14(1+1) = [77/86]
f) 18(5) = 12{348/357/456} -> 2 locked for C4

3. N39 !
a) 30(7) = 12345{69/78} -> 1 locked for N9
b) 11(3) = 2{18/45} -> 2 locked for N3 since R1C89 <> 1,6
c) ! Innies+Outies N3: 8 = R2C6+R4C7 - R3C9: R3C9 <> 6 since R2C6 <> 5,6,9 and R4C7 <> 6
d) 6 locked in 10(2) @ N3 = {46} locked for C8+N3
e) Hidden Single: R2C9 = 1 @ R2
f) 11(3) = {128} -> 2,8 locked for R1+N3

4. R123
a) 4,5,7 locked in R1C123 @ R1 for N1
b) 11(2) = [83/92]
c) 10(2) = [46/73]
d) 5 locked in 23(4) @ R1 = 5{279/378/468} since {3569} blocked by R2C3 = (36); R2C2 <> 9 since 2 only possible there
e) 9 locked in R23C1 @ N1 for C1

5. C123 !
a) 21(3) = {678} locked for N7 since R89C1 <> 4,9 and {57}9 blocked by R1C1 = (57)
b) Innies+Outies N7: 5 = R6C2+R7C4 - R9C3: R7C4 <> 6,7,9 since R6C2 = (67) since R9C3 <> 8
c) ! Innies+Outies N7: 5 = R6C2+R7C4 - R9C3: R6C2 <> 7 since R7C4 = (1458) and R9C3 <> 3,6,7
d) R6C2 = 6
e) 9 locked in 20(3) @ N4 = {389} locked for N4
f) 18(5) = {12357} since R4C23 = (57) -> 5,7 locked for R4+18(5); 3 locked for C4+N2

6. C789+N2
a) 16(3) = {457} locked for N2
b) Outies C789 = 10(2) = [82] -> R2C6 = 8, R9C6 = 2
c) 29(4) = {5789} -> R4C7 = 9; 5,7 locked for N3+C7
d) Innies+Outies N9: R6C9 = R7C3 = (48)
e) 17(3) @ N6 = 8{27/45} -> R6C8 = (57); 8 locked for C7

7. N1789
a) 8 locked in 11(2) @ N1 = {38} -> R3C1 = 8, R3C2 = 3
b) R2C3 = 6 -> R1C3 = 4
c) Innies+Outies N7: -1 = R7C4 - R9C3 -> R7C4 <> 1,5
d) 20(4) = 16{49/58} since 6{24}8 blocked by R7C7 = (48) -> R7C2 = 1
e) 6(2) = {24} -> R8C3 = 2, R8C2 = 4
f) Naked pair (48) locked in R7C47 for R4
g) 9(2) = {36} -> R7C6 = 6, R8C6 = 3
h) 10(2) @ N8 = {19} -> R7C5 = 9, R8C5 = 1
i) R7C3 = 5 -> R7C4 = 8

8. Rest is singles.

Rating:
Hard 1.0. I used IOD.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2015 11:05 am 
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Just as V1 my initial walkthrough had some complicated moves but after optimizing a lot of them weren't needed, so my rating is rather low in respect to the SS Score.

Edit: Added some missing steps. Thanks for finding those errors, Andrew!

A320H Walkthrough:
1. N124
a) Innie N1 = R3C3 = 1
b) 4(2) @ C1 = {13} locked for C1
c) 6(2) = {24} locked for C1+N4
d) 4(2) @ R1 = {13} locked for R1
e) 18(5) = 12{348/357/456} -> 2 locked for C4+N2

2. N124
a) 18(5) can only have one of (678) -> R4C23 must have one (35)
b) Killer pair (35) locked in 18(5) + 20(3) for N4
c) R6C1 = 1, R7C1 = 3
d) Combining step 2a and 2b: 18(5): R23C4 <> 6,7,8 since R4C23 can only have one of (35)
e) Innies N2 = 14(4) <> 9: R23C4 <> 5 since R2C6 = (578)
f) 29(4) = {5789} -> 9 locked for C7
g) 16(3) <> 3{49/67} since {349} blocked by R23C4 = (234) and {367} blocked by Killer pair (67) of 15(2)
h) 20(3) = 9{38/56} -> 9 locked for N4 since {578} blocked by Killer pair (58) of 18(5)
i) Killer pair (58) locked in 20(3) + 18(5) for N4

3. C456+R9 !
a) 14(2) = [59]/{68}
b) Innies C6789 = 25(4) <> 2 since {2689} blocked by R7C6 = (689)
c) 2 locked in R89C6 @ C6 for N8
d) ! Hidden Killer quad (1234) in R89C6 for C6 since Innies C6789 can only have one of them -> R89C6 = (1234)
e) 25(4) <> 2 since {2689} blocked by R7C6 = (689)
f) 2 locked in 30(7) @ R9 for 30(7)
g) ! Outies C789 = 20(5) = 2{1359/1368/1458/1467/3456}: R7C6 <> 8 since R1289C6 <> 6 and 158{24} blocked by Killer pair (15) of 16(3)
h) 14(2) = [59/86]

4. C789 !
a) Naked quad (5789) locked in R2346C7 for C7
b) ! Hidden Killer pair (89) in 17(3) + 30(7) for N9 since each can only have one of them -> R6C9 <> 8,9
c) Outies N9 = 14(2+2) <> 9 since R6C9 >= 3
d) Innies+Outies N9: 2 = R6C9+R9C6 - R7C7: R7C7 <> 1 since R6C9 >= 3
e) 12(3) <> 8 since R7C7 <> 1,3,8
f) ! Outies R789 = 23(4) = 8{267/357/456} -> R6C7 = 8
g) Cage sum: R7C6 = 6
h) 29(4) = {5789} -> R2C6 = 8

5. N1234
a) Innies N124 = 7(1+1) = [16] -> R1C6 = 1, R6C2 = 6
b) 15(2) = {69} locked for R1+N2
c) R1C7 = 3
d) 11(3) = 2{18/45} -> 2 locked for N3 since R1C89 <> 1,6
e) 10(2) @ N3 = [19]/{46}
f) Innies+Outies N3: R3C9 = R4C7 = (579)
g) 8 locked in 11(2) @ R3 = {38} -> R3C1 = 8, R3C2 = 3
h) 10(2) @ N1 = {46} -> R1C3 = 4, R2C3 = 6

6. R789+N6
a) 12(3) = 3{27/45} -> R6C8 = (57), R8C6 = 3
b) 10(2) = {19} locked for C5+N8
c) 25(4) = {4579} -> R9C3 = 9; 4,5,7 locked for N8
d) 20(4) = {1568} since R7C4 = 8 and [6428] blocked by R7C7 = (24) -> R7C4 = 8, R7C3 = 5, R7C2 = 1
e) 20(3) = {389}

7. Rest is singles.

Rating:
Hard 1.25. I used a Hidden Killer quad.


Last edited by Afmob on Tue Jun 23, 2015 5:01 am, edited 2 times in total.

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 Post subject: Re: Assassin 320
PostPosted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:43 pm 
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Thanks HATMAN for the Assassin. As Afmob said, it wasn't particularly hard.
I finished this puzzle a few days ago, but have been busy since.
I also messed it up first time:
I accidentally omitted one of the combinations for 23(4) cage at R1C1 but fortunately bringing forward 45 rule on N7 overcame that problem without much difficulty.

Here is my walkthrough for Assassin 320:
Thanks Afmob for pointing out a couple of typos, suggesting clarification to step 15b and pointing out that I'd reached naked singles after step 16b.
Prelims

a) R12C3 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
b) R1C45 = {69/78}
c) R1C67 = {13}
d) R23C8 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
e) R3C12 = {29/38/47/56}, no 1
f) R45C1 = {15/24}
g) R5C78 = {18/27/36/45}, no 9
h) R67C1 = {13}
i) R78C5 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
j) R78C6 = {18/27/36/45}, no 9
k) R8C23 = {15/24}
l) 11(3) cage at R1C8 = {128/137/146/236/245}, no 9
m) 20(3) cage at R5C2 = {389/479/569/578}, no 1,2
n) 21(3) cage at R8C1 = {489/579/678}, no 1,2,3
o) 29(4) cage at R2C6 = {5789}
p) 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12348/12357/12456}, no 9

Steps resulting from the Prelims
1a. Naked pair {13} in R1C67, locked for R1, clean-up: no 7,9 in R2C3
1b. Naked pair {13} in R67C1, locked for C1, clean-up: no 8 in R3C2, no 5 in R45C1
1c. Naked pair {24} in R45C1, locked for C1 and N4, clean-up: no 7,9 in R3C2

2. 45 rule on N1 1 innie R3C3 = 1, clean-up: no 9 in R1C3, no 9 in R2C8, no 5 in R8C2
2a. 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12348/12357/12456}, 2 locked for C4 and N2
2b. 2,4 of {12348/12456} must be in R23C4 -> no 6,8 in R23C4
2c. 1 in N4 only in R6C12, locked for R6

3. 45 rule on N2 4 innies R12C6 + R23C4 = 14 = {1238/1247/2345}, no 9
3a. R2C6 = {578} -> no 5,7 in R23C4
3b. 29(4) cage at R2C6 = {5789}, 9 locked for C7

4. 45 rule on N14 2 innies R6C12 = 2 outies R23C4 + 2
4a. R23C4 contains 2 = {23/24} = 5,6 -> R6C12 = 7,8 contains 1 = {16/17} -> R6C1 = 1, R6C2 = {67}, R7C1 = 3, clean-up: no 7 in R8C5, no 6 in R8C6

5. 45 rule on C789 3 outies R129C6 = 11 = {128/137} (cannot be {146/236} because R2C6 only contains 5,7,8, cannot be {245} because R1C6 only contains 1,3) -> R2C6 = {78}, R19C6 = [12/13/31], 1 locked for C6, clean-up: no 8 in R78C6
5a. R12C6 + R23C4 (step 3) = {1238/1247} -> R1C6 = 1, R1C7 = 3, clean-up: no 7 in R23C8, no 6 in R5C8
5b. R78C6 = [45/54/63] (cannot be {27} which clashes with R129C6), no 2,7
5c. R78C5 = {19/28}/[73] (cannot be {46} which clashes with R78C6), no 4,6
5d. 29(4) cage at R2C6 = {5789}, 5 locked for C7, clean-up: no 4 in R5C8
5e. 30(7) cage at R6C9 contains 1, locked for N9

6. R1C45 = {69} (cannot be {78} which clashes with R2C6), locked for R1 and N2, clean-up: no 4 in R2C3
6a. 9 in C6 only in R456C6, locked for N5

7. 11(3) cage at R1C8 = {128/245} (cannot be {146} because 1,6 only in R2C9), no 6,7, 2 locked for N3, clean-up: no 8 in R23C8
7a. 1 of {128} must be in R2C9 -> no 8 in R2C9
7b. Killer pair 1,4 in 11(3) cage and R23C8, locked for N3
7c. 7 in R1 only in R1C123, locked for N1, clean-up: no 4 in R3C2

8. 45 rule on N3 3 innies R23C7 + R3C9 = 21 = {579} (cannot be {678} = {78}6 which clashes with R2C6), locked for N3, clean-up: no 1 in R2C8
8a. Naked pair {46} in R23C8, locked for C8 and N3
8b. Naked pair {28} in R1C89, locked for R1 and N3 -> R2C9 = 1, clean-up: no 2,8 in R2C3
8c. Naked triple {457} in R1C123, locked for N1, clean-up: no 6 in R3C12
8d. R3C8 = 6 (hidden single in R3) -> R2C8 = 4
8e. 2 in N1 only in R23C2, locked for C2, clean-up: no 4 in R8C3
8f. 1 in N9 only in R9C78, locked for R9

9. 5 in N1 only in 23(4) cage at R1C1 = {2579/3578/4568} (cannot be {3569} which clashes with R2C6)
9a. 2 of {2579} must be in R2C2 -> no 9 in R2C2
9b. 9 in N1 only in R23C1, locked for C1

10. 21(3) cage at R8C1 = {678} (only possible combination, cannot be {489} because 4,9 only in R9C2, cannot be {579} = {57}9 which clashes with R1C1), locked for N7
10a. R1C1 = 5 (hidden single in C1)
10b. 7 in C1 only in R89C1, locked for N7

11. 9 in N4 only in 20(3) cage at R5C2 = {389/569}, no 7

12. 45 rule on N7 2 outies R6C2 + R7C4 (both in 20(4) cage at R6C2) = 1 remaining innie R9C3 +5
12a. R9C3 = {2459} -> R6C2 + R7C4 = 7,9,10,14 = [61/64/68] (cannot be [77], R6C2 + R7C4 cannot total 9) -> R6C2 = 6, R7C4 = {148}, R9C3 = {259}, R9C2 = 8
12b. Naked pair {23} in R23C2, locked for C2 and N1, R2C3 = 6 -> R1C3 = 4, R1C2 = 7
12c. Naked triple {259} in R789C3, locked for C3 and N7
12d. R5C2 = 9 (hidden single in N4)

13. R4C2 = 5, R4C3 = 7 (hidden single in C4) -> 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12357} -> R23C4 = {23}, locked for C4 and N2
13a. 16(3) cage at R2C5 = {457} (only remaining combination), locked for N2 -> R2C6 = 8, R4C7 = 9
13b. Naked pair {57} in R23C7, locked for C7 and N3 -> R3C9 = 9, R3C1 = 8 -> R3C2 = 3, clean-up: no 2 in R5C8
13c. R129C6 (step 5) = {128} (only remaining combination) -> R9C6 = 2, clean-up: no 8 in R78C5

14. R3C9 = 9 -> R4C89 + R5C9 = 10 = {127/136/145/235}, no 8
14a. 8 in R4 only in R4C45, locked for N5

15. 17(3) cage at R6C7 must contain an odd number -> R6C8 = {357}
15a. 45 rule on N6 3 remaining innies R6C789 = 17
15b. R6C7 contains an even number, R6C8 contains an odd number -> R6C9 must be even = {48}
15c. 45 rule on N6 1 remaining outie R7C7 = 1 remaining innie R6C9 -> R7C7 = {48}
15d. R6C789 = 17 = {278/458}, no 3, 8 locked for R6 and N6 -> R56C3 = [83], clean-up: no 1 in R5C78
15e. 17(3) cage at R6C7 = {278/458}, 8 locked for C7
15f. R4C8 = 1 (hidden single in N6)
15g. R9C7 = 1 (hidden single in C7)

16. 20(4) cage at R6C2 = 6{149/158} (cannot be 6{248} which clashes with R7C7), no 2
16a. R8C3 = 2 (hidden single in N7) -> R8C2 = 4, R7C2 = 1, clean-up: no 5 in R7C6, no 9 in R8C5
16b. Naked pair {48} in R7C47, locked for R7, R7C6 = 6 -> R8C6 = 3, R8C5 = 1 -> R7C5 = 9, R7C3 = 5 -> R7C4 = 8 (cage sum)

and the rest is naked singles.

Rating Comment:
I'll rate my walkthrough for A320 at 1.0 to Hard 1.0. I also used IOD, but for a different nonet.


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PostPosted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 11:22 pm 
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Thanks HATMAN for also posting the harder version. It looks like I found it a lot more difficult than Afmob did.

Here is my walkthrough for Assassin 320H:
Thanks Afmob for pointing out a flaw in my re-work, hope it's now right after adding a couple of sub-steps at the start of step 10.
Prelims

a) R12C3 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
b) R1C45 = {69/78}
c) R1C67 = {13}
d) R23C8 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
e) R3C12 = {29/38/47/56}, no 1
f) R45C1 = {15/24}
g) R5C78 = {18/27/36/45}, no 9
h) R67C1 = {13}
i) 14(2) cage at R6C7 = {59/68}
j) R78C5 = {19/28/37/46}, no 5
k) R8C23 = {15/24}
l) 11(3) cage at R1C8 = {128/137/146/236/245}, no 9
m) 20(3) cage at R5C2 = {389/479/569/578}, no 1,2
n) 21(3) cage at R8C1 = {489/579/678}, no 1,2,3
o) 29(4) cage at R2C6 = {5789}
p) 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12348/12357/12456}, no 9

Steps resulting from the Prelims
1a. Naked pair {13} in R1C67, locked for R1, clean-up: no 7,9 in R2C3
1b. Naked pair {13} in R67C1, locked for C1, clean-up: no 8 in R3C2, no 5 in R45C1
1c. Naked pair {24} in R45C1, locked for C1 and N4, clean-up: no 7,9 in R3C2

2. 45 rule on N1 1 innie R3C3 = 1, clean-up: no 9 in R1C3, no 9 in R2C8, no 5 in R8C2
2a. 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12348/12357/12456}, 2 locked for C4 and N2
2b. 2,4 of {12348/12456} must be in R23C4 -> no 6,8 in R23C4

3. 45 rule on N2 4 innies R12C6 + R23C4 = 14 = {1238/1247/2345}, no 9
3a. 5,7 of {1247/2345} must be in R2C6 -> no 5,7 in R23C4
3b. 29(4) cage at R2C6 = {5789}, 9 locked for C7, clean-up: no 5 in R7C6

4. 1 in N4 only in R6C12, locked for R6
4a. 45 rule on N14 2 innies R6C12 = 2 outies R23C4 + 2
4b. R23C4 contains 2 = {23/24} = 5,6 -> R6C12 = 7,8 contains 1 = {16/17} -> R6C1 = 1, R6C2 = {67}, R7C1 = 3, clean-up: no 7 in R8C5
4c. 9 in N4 only in 20(3) cage at R5C2 = {389/569}, no 7

5. 45 rule on N3 3(1+2) outies R12C6 + R4C7 = 1 innie R3C9 + 9
5a. Min R12C6 + R4C7 = 1{57} = 13 -> min R3C9 = 4

6. 11(3) cage at R1C8 = {128/146/236/245} (cannot be {137} because 1,3 only in R2C9), no 7
6a. Min R1C89 = 6 -> max R2C9 = 5

7. 45 rule on N7 2 outies R6C2 + R7C4 = 1 remaining innie R9C3 + 5
7a. Max R6C2 + R7C4 = 14, min R6C2 = 6 -> max R7C4 = 8
7b. R6C2 + R7C4 cannot total 9 -> no 4 in R9C3

8. 45 rule on N78 3 remaining innies R789C6 = 1 outie R6C2 + 5
8a. Max R6C2 = 7 -> max R789C6 = 12, min R7C6 = 6 -> max R89C6 = 6, no 6,7,8,9 in R89C6
8b. R6C2 = {67} -> R789C6 = 11,12 = {128/146/236/129/156/246} (cannot be {138} which clashes with R1C6, cannot be {245/345} because R7C6 only contains 6,8,9)
[First time through I accidentally omitted one of the combinations for R789C6. I’ve had to do some re-work but have kept to my original steps as much as possible.]

9. 45 rule on C6789 4 innies R3456C6 = 25 = {1789/3589/3679/4579/4678} (cannot be {2689} which clashes with R7C6), no 2
9a. 2 in C6 only in R89C6, locked for N8, clean-up: no 8 in R78C5
9b. R789C6 (step 8b) contains 2 = {128/236/129/246}, no 5
9c. R12C6 + R23C4 (step 3) = {1238/1247/2345}
9d. R3456C6 = {1789/3589/3679/4579/4678} -> R12789C6 = {12359/12368/12467/23456} (cannot be {12458} because R12C6 + R23C4 only contains one of 1,5)
9e. 6 of {12368} must be in R7C6 -> no 8 in R7C6, clean-up: no 6 in R6C7
9f. Naked quad {5789} in R2346C7, locked for C7, 7 also locked for 29(4) cage at R2C6, no 7 in R2C6, clean-up: no 1,2,4 in R5C8
9g. R12C6 + R23C4 (step 3) = {1238/2345}, 3 locked for N2

10. 29(4) cage at R2C6 and 14(2) cage at R6C7, R2346C7 = {5789} = 29 -> R27C6 = 14
10a. 45 rule on C6 using R3456C6 = 25 (step 9), R27C6 = 14, 3 remaining innies R189C6 = 6 = {123}, locked for C6
10b. Max R7C7 + R8C6 = 9 and 12(3) cage cannot be [363] -> no 2,3 in R6C8

11. 45 rule on R789 4 remaining outies R6C2789 = 23 = {2579/2678/3569/3578/4568} (cannot be {2489} because R6C2 only contains 6,7, cannot be {3479} because R6C7 only contains 5,8)
11a. Min R6C278 = 15 -> max R6C9 = 8
11b. 2,3 of {2579/2678/3569/3578} must be in R6C9, 6 of {4568} must be in R6C2 -> no 6,7 in R6C9

12. R12C6 + R23C4 (step 9g) = {1238/2345} -> R12C6 = [18/35] -> R1234C7 = 1{789}/3{579}
12a. 45 rule on N3 4 innies R123C7 + R3C9 = 24 = 1{89}6/3{579} (cannot be 3{89}4/3{78}6 because R1234C7 only contain one of 3,8), no 4,8 in R3C9, 9 locked for N3, clean-up: no 1 in R2C8

13. R12C6 = [18/35], R123C7 + R3C9 (step 12a) = 1{89}6/3{579}
13a. Consider placements for 5 in R3
5 in R3C12 = {56}, locked for R3 => R123C7 + R3C9 = 3{579}
or 5 in 16(3) cage at R2C2, locked for N2 => R12C6 = [18] => R123C7 + R3C9 = 3{579}
or 5 in R3C79 => R123C7 + R3C9 = 3{579}
-> R123C7 + R3C9 = 3{579} -> R1C7 = 3, R23C7 + R3C9 = {579}, locked for N3, R12C6 = [18], clean-up: no 2 in R1C3, no 7 in R1C45, no 2 in R3C8, no 6 in R5C8
13b. Naked pair {69} in R1C45, locked for R1 and N2, clean-up: no 4 in R2C3
13c. R2C9 = 1 (hidden single in N3) -> R1C89 = 10 = {28}, locked for R1 and N3, clean-up: no 2 in R2C3
13d. Naked pair {46} in R23C8, locked for C8,
13e. Naked triple {457} in R1C123, locked for N1, clean-up: no 6 in R3C12

14. R23C4 = {23} (hidden pair in N2), 3 locked for C4
14a. 18(5) cage at R2C4 = {12357} (only remaining combination) -> R4C23 = {57}, locked for R4 and N4 -> R4C7 = 9, R6C2 = 6
14b. Naked pair {57} in R23C7, locked for C7 and N3 -> R3C9 = 9, R3C1 = 8, R6C7 = 8 -> R7C6 = 6, R4C6 = 4, R45C1 = [24], clean-up: no 2 in R3C2, no 1 in R5C7, no 5 in R5C8, no 4 in R78C5
14c. Naked pair {23} in R89C6, locked for N8, clean-up: no 7 in R7C5
14d. Naked pair {19} in R78C5, locked for C5 and N8 -> R1C45 = [96]

15. Naked triple {579} in R56C6 + R6C4, locked for N5, R6C5 = 2 (cage sum)
15a. Naked pair {57} in R6C48, locked for R6 -> R6C6 = 9, R6C3 = 3, R2C3 = 6 -> R1C3 = 4, clean-up: no 2 in R8C2
15b. 6 in N7 only in 21(3) cage at R8C1 = {678} -> R9C2 = 8, R89C1 = {67}, 7 locked for C1 and N7

16. 25(4) cage at R8C4 = {4579} (only remaining combination) -> R9C3 = 9, R7C4 = 8 (hidden single in N8)

17. 45 rule on R6789 1 remaining innie R6C4 = 7
17a. R6C8 = 5 -> R7C7 + R8C6 = 7 = [43]

and the rest is naked singles.

Rating Comment:
I'll rate my walkthrough for A320H at 1.5 for steps 12 and 13


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