assumptions

Fill in C1R1 and C25R25, consider both squares to be symmetrical on both axis and then there are two solutions... Pretty ambitious.

Thanks for the help!

This has to be the worst puzzle I have ever attempted. There's at least ten logical solutions, none of which I have found to be correct. You shouldn't have to make 'Assumptions' in a logic puzzle.

Why is this rated higher than a 1/10. This is terrible.

Thanks for your hints Smiguli :-)

I did as the hint said, found a pretty and logical solution and got a "beeep". If it's not obious, then it must be one of the other (2 to the power of 17 ~ 128.000) solutions... thanks. But again, Sparrow did it in 55 seconds...

First I thought there are two solutions. Just try one and then the other. Both solutions failed. Because the one mosaik has more than one solution !!

Hints: (1,1-13), [3,(5,9)],[4,(1,5-9,13), [5,(1,3-4,7,10-1,13)], [6,(1,4,6-8,10,13)] and the use the same pattern in both squares.

You call it assumptions i call it illogical.

Thanks.