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Symmetric & panmagic 7x7x7 cube
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How to produce a symmetric & panmagic 7x7x7 cube
 
Read on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_magic_cube everything about the features of the perfect magic
cube. Perfect magic cubes exist from the size (order) of 5x5x5 and bigger.
 
See on www.trump.de/magic-squares/magic-cubes/cubes-1.html the following perfect magic 5x5x5 cube.


The first known perfect magic cube of order 5



Walter Trump and Christian Boyer, 2003-11-13
 

 
The above mentioned 5x5x5 magic cube has the following magic features:

-         the 5 rows, the 5 columns and the 2 diagonals in each level give the magic sum of 315:
-         the 25 pillars give the magic sum of 315;
-         the 20 diagonals (for example 115+64+38+87+11=315 or 106+44+58+87+20=315) through
the 5 levels give the magic sum of 315;
-         The four space diagonals (for example 67+39+63+87+59=315) give the magic sum of 315.


 
Use the method to produce a panmagic 5x5 square also to produce a symmetric & panmagic 7x7x7cube.

If you want a symmetric (& panmagic) cube, put in the 1st row of the 1st level of the 1st grid the
middle digit of 0 up to 6, that is 3, on
the 1st position (from the left), and put the other digits in a
'symmetric'  order, for example: 3-4-5-6-0-1-2.
If you want only a panmagic cube, put in the 1st row of the 1st level of the 1st grid the 3 on the
1st position and put the other digits in random order (i.e. 3-2-1-6-4-0-5).
Make row 2 up to 7 of the 1st level of the 1st grid by moving the 1st row each time ([7+1]/2 = ) 4
places to the left. Make level 2 up to 7 of the 1st grid by moving the columns of the 1st level each
time 2 places to the left.

If you want a symmetric (& panmagic) cube, put in the 1st row of the 1st level of the 2nd grid the
middle digit of 0 up to 6, that is 3, on the 5th position (from the left) and put the other digits in a
'symmetric' order, for example: 6-0-1-2-3-4-5.
If you want only a panmagic cube, put in the 1st row of the 1st level of the 1st grid the 3 on the 5th
position and put the other digits in random order (i.e. 5-2-1-6-3-0-4).
Make row 2 up to 7 of the 1st level of the 2nd grid by moving the 1st row each time ([7+1]/2 = ) 4
places to the right. Make level 2 up to 7 of the 2nd grid by moving the columns of the 1st level each
time 2 places to the left.

The 3rd grid is the same as the 2nd grid, but the sequence of the levels is 7 up to 1 (in stead of 1 up
to 7).

Take 1x digit from the 1st grid + 7x digit from the 2nd grid + 49x digit from the 3rd grid and the
symmetric & panmagic 7x7x7 cube is ready.
    

1x digit+1 [1st level]         +7x digit[1st level]       +49x digit [1st level]
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1x digit +1 [2nd level]       +7x digit [2nd level]     +49x digit [2nd level]
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1x digit+1 [3rd level]        +7x digit [3rd level]       +49x digit [3rd level]
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1x digit +1 [4th level]        +7x digit [4th level]      +49x digit [4th level]
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1x digit +1 [5th level]        +7x getal [5th level]    +49x digit [5th level]
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1x digit +1 [7th level]        +7x digit [7th level]      +49x digit [7th level]
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=

 
 
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [1st level]
242 250 307 21 71 128 185
15 72 129 186 243 251 308
187 244 252 302 16 73 130
303 17 74 131 188 245 246
132 189 239 247 304 18 75
248 305 19 76 133 183 240
77 127 184 241 249 306 20
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [2nd level]
111 168 218 275 332 46 54
276 333 47 55 112 162 219
56 106 163 220 277 334 48
221 278 335 49 50 107 164
43 51 108 165 222 279 336
166 223 280 330 44 52 109
331 45 53 110 167 224 274
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [3rd level]
22 79 136 193 201 258 315
194 202 259 309 23 80 137
310 24 81 138 195 203 253
139 196 197 254 311 25 82
255 312 26 83 140 190 198
84 134 191 199 256 313 27
200 257 314 28 78 135 192
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [4th level]
283 340 5 62 119 169 226
63 113 170 227 284 341 6
228 285 342 7 57 114 171
1 58 115 172 229 286 343
173 230 287 337 2 59 116
338 3 60 117 174 231 281
118 175 225 282 339 4 61
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [5th level]
152 209 266 316 30 87 144
317 31 88 145 153 210 260
146 154 204 261 318 32 89
262 319 33 90 147 148 205
91 141 149 206 263 320 34
207 264 321 35 85 142 150
29 86 143 151 208 265 322
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [6th level]
70 120 177 234 291 299 13
235 292 300 14 64 121 178
8 65 122 179 236 293 301
180 237 294 295 9 66 123
296 10 67 124 181 238 288
125 182 232 289 297 11 68
290 298 12 69 126 176 233
             
             
Sym. & panm. 7x7x7 [7th level]
324 38 95 103 160 217 267
104 161 211 268 325 39 96
269 326 40 97 105 155 212
98 99 156 213 270 327 41
214 271 328 42 92 100 157
36 93 101 158 215 272 329
159 216 273 323 37 94 102

 

 EXTRA MAGIC FEATURES: 

  • The 7x7x7 cube is symmetric;
  • The 7x7x7 cube is panmagic in all levels;
  • The 7x7x7 cube is pandiagonal magic through all levels (i.e. 15+56+139+173+207+290+324=1204 or 302+277+203+171+146+65+40=1204); 

N.B.: Use the same method to produce a perfect (Nasik) magic 11x11x11 cube


Download for construction in EXCEL:  7x7x7 panmagic cube

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