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Here's an example for the commutator that solves the cycle: UBL>RBU>RFU.Can someone teach me commutator notation or point me to a place that gives me a thorough explanation of it?
The commutator is U' L' U R U' L U R', and since a commutator is in the form of ABA'B', then you can see that:
A = U' L' U
B = R
A' = U' L U
B' = R'
It doesn't matter whether the interchange or the insertion is assigned A/B. In commutator notation, the commutator is expressed in the form [A, B]. So the inverse moves of A and B are to be left out. So for the commutator above, it could be written as [U' L' U, R].