Iteration Diagrams 257-512

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257-512

257 - Whoa! Beautiful, but overlapping branches.

258 -- one tiny glitch (flopper) in a Triangle (9 o'clock)

259 -- two branches of one 6-cycle are crossed over. The 4 fishbone-like graphs vary from each other.

260 -- fishbones have a couple floppers.

261 -- one hexagon is distorted due to misplaced branch.

262 -- single flopper in severn 12-cycles; one twisted 4-cycle.

263 -- Wow, ~~half of the 'unit' nodes a flopped inward.

264 -- one twisted 4 cycle.

265 - crowding and complications around the busy 12-cycle.

266

267 - Perfect! Just a few overlaps.

268 -- one or two flopdingers in each 10-cycle.

269 -- a few obvious floppers.

270

271 - a few floppers.

272 - middles of the two large diagrams are crowded.

273

274

275 -- some 4-cycles twisted, some not.

276 - some floppers.

277 - Perfect!

278 -- a few floppers.

279 -- three twisted 4 cycles.

280

281 -- just one twisted 4 cycle.

282 -- a few floppers.

283 -- a few floppers. See 271.

284 - a few floppers.

285 - wow!

286 -- three 4-cycles twisted, for reasons.

287 -- two 4-cycles twisted.

288 - wheee!

289 - some branches over lapping.

290 -- branches over lapping in one 3-cycle (upper left).

291

292 -- twisted 6-cycles.

293 - Yes.

294 -- whoops! One twisted 6-cycle.

295 -- floppers.

296 -- some branches overlapping.

297 - floppers on the two main 12-cycles.

298 -- a few floppy branches.

299 - almost perfect!

300

301

302 -- a few floppers, and all but one 4-cycle are twisted.

303 -- minor flopdingers, and one twisted 4-cycle.

304 - Fireworks!

305 -- two twisted 4-cycles.

306

307 -- just some flopdingers. Note the single 6-cycle!

308

309 - a few minor floppers.

310 -- twisted and bent 4-cycles.

311 -- a twisted 4 cycle, and a twisted 5-cycle.

312

313 - minor overlap of branches.

314

315

316 - just some floppers.

317 - obvious floppers

318 - just a few floppers

319 -- one 4 cycle got twisted.

320 -- two over laps and one crossing

321 -- some floppers, but interesting!
(321) One large cycle has 3 numbers attrated to each node, the other cycle as one number attracted to each.

322

323 -- one twisted 6-cycle

324 -- one 6 cycle got twisted.

325

326

327 -- two branches crossed on a 6-cycle.

328 -- oops! 4-cycle twisted, and some confusion on the middle of the other 4-cycle.

329

330 -- three twisted 4-cycles.

331 -- two 4-cycles appear to be kicking.

332

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335

336

337 -- dang! That is probably a twisted 6-cycle.

338

339

340 -- just a little branching overlap.

341 -- 2 twisted 4-cycles.

342 -- one twisted 6-cycle.

343 - Wow!

344

345

346

347 -- one huge cycle! (more than 170-cycle)

348

349

350 -- three twisted 4-cycles.

351

352 -- two twisted 4-cycles.

353 -- so many Overlapping branches! Broken branch at 1 o'clock

354 -- flopdingers

355 -- flopdingers

356 - just three floppers

357

358 - most cycles have a single flopper.

359 -- flopdingers on a large cycle

360

361 - Glorious!

362 -- four twisted 4-cycles!!! A pair of branches crossed.

363 - Good fishbones.

364

365 -- one bent 6-cycle.

366 -- four twisted 4-cycles!

367 - expected flopdingers.

368

369 -- two twisted 4-cycles.

370 -- one twisted 6-cycle; a pair of crossed branches.

371 -- some floppers.

372 -- two twisted 4-cycles.

373 -- four out of six 5-cycles have crossed legs!

374 -- one twisted 4-cycle, and some resulting crossed branches.

375 -- one twisted 4-cycle, and two floppers.

376 - floppers in the 11-cycles.

377

378 - Wow!

379

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383

384

385 -- two twisted 4 cycles.

386 - amazing!

387

388

389

390

391 - one tree or something got messed up. May try to re-run this with more iterations.

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397

398

399 -- just two twisted 6-cycles.

400

401

402

403 -- three twisted 4-cycles.

404

405

406 -- one 6-cycle is twisted. A few minor layout glitches

407 -- 6-cycle with crossed legs; two twisted 4-cycles.

408 -- interiors of two subgraphs need to be cleaned up.

409 -- two 8-cycles are twisted. One 8-cycle has crossed branches (or Legs)

410 -- one 4-cycle got twisted

411 -- legs crossed in two diagrams.

412

413

414

415

416

417

418 -- one little 4-cycle is doing a 'kick'.

419

420

421 -- three little 4-cycles are twisted; the two 6-cycles have crossed branches.

422 -- four out the six 4-cycles are twisted.

423

424

425 -- the small 4 cycle is twisted. Large 4-cycle needs cleaning.

426 -- one little 4-cycle is kicking.

427 -- 4 twisted 4 cycles of various sizes.

428

429 -- one twisted 4-cycle, and one guy throwing a ball.

430 -- One small 6-cycle twisted, another 6-cycle is a little confused.

431

432 -- one 6-cycle got twisted.

433 -- Upper right 6-cycle is twisted. Lower left 6-cycle has a broken little tree.

434 -- five or six distorted 4-cycles.

435 -- one 3-cycle has a flopped tree.

436

437

438 -- two twisted 6-cycles.

439

440

441

442 -- subtrees are flopped over in the main subgraphs.

443 -- one little twisted 8-cycle.

444

445 -- little trees could use some cleaning.

446

447

448

449 -- wow! Not sure what is going on in the middle of the upper right graph

450 -- two twisted, and one distorted 4-cycle.

451 -- every 4-cycle is twisted!

452 - Nice! Triangles can twist with impunity.

453 -- two twisted 4-cycles, and one football kicker

454 - just the usual flopdingers

455

456 -- one twisted 6-cycle.

457 - some tree overlapping.

458

459

460 - Amazing, Five pairs of different subgraphs.

461 - some flopping trees on the two main cycles.

462 -- three twisted 4-cycles.

463

464

465 -- five twisted 4-cycles.

466

467

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469

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474

475 -- two twisted 4-cycles; one twisted 6-cycle, and a 4 cycle with crossed trees.

476

477

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479

480

481 -- one light weight 6-cycle, twisted.

482

483

484 -- one confused 4-cycle

485

486

487

488 - one mangled 4-cycle.

489

490

491

492 - three twisted 4-cycles.

493 -- interiors of main subgraphs need cleaning. Lo! a 3-cycle in lower right corner seems bent.

494 -- one twisted 6-cycle

495 -- one branch out of place on one 4-cycle.

496

497 -- twisted 4-cycle, and on tree misplaced on another 4-cycle.

498

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507

508

509 -- some branch crossings, and one twisted 7-cycle.

510 -- needs general cleaning.

511 -- one tree flopped over, distorting its 6-cycle; Probably same thing in lower right corner.

512

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513—756 [LINK]

757—1024 [LINK]

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