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All possible states are encoded by the words of length [math]n[/math] made of the letters [math]a, b, c.[/math]In your example we have [math]n=3.[/math] There are [math]3^3=27 [/math] states possible. For [math]n=4[/math] there are [math]3^4=81 [/math] different state possible.Following your example above the first letter in the state word stands for a peg, either a, b, or c, where the smallest disk is located, the second letter - for a peg where the second smallest disk is located and so on, the last letter indicates where the biggest peg is located.Exactly one letter changes in the state word with every move .Now you need simply to formulate the transition rules.I think there are only few of them of them (check if I forgot something).A letter in a certain position is not changeable if there is the same letter left from it. (It corresponds to a disk that is stacked lower than some other disks at the same peg.)If a letter is changeable (i.e. 1. doesn't hold), it can be replaced by all letters which are not positioned to left from it. (That is, you are not allowed to stack bigger disks over the smaller ones.)Note that a second rule implies that the first letter can transform to any other letter.For each state word you can generate all possible transitions.Example: [math]n=4[/math], the state word s="abca".By 2. first "a" transforms to any other letter. Thus you get the new states "bbca", "cbca".By 1. the last "a" remains unchangeable.By 2. The "c" can't change since letters "a" and "b" are left to it.By 2. The "b" can go only to "c", thus you get "acca."This means that in the graph with 81 vertexes you should connect the vertex labeled "abca" to vertexes labeled "bbca", "cbca", "acca".So a possible "algorithm" is rather simple: You just enumerate all words of length [math]n [/math] (a total of [math]3^{n}[/math] thereof). They become vertexes of your states space.Then while looping over all vertexes, you take every state word and generate all possible transitions from it using rules 1,2 for each position of the word. Then you add corresponding edges to the graph unless they are already there.After you generated the graph you can look for shortest paths between vertexes like ""aaaa" and "bbbb" thus getting an optimal solution for this problem for [math]n=4.[/math] With growth of [math]n[/math] it gets more difficult since the states space explodes exponentially.In this case you can ponder on some optimization tricks as David Joyce suggested.

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A unanimous shareholders agreement (“USA”) is a specific type of shareholders agreement. In addition to managing the relationship between shareholders, as is done with general shareholders agreements, a USA can transfer authority from directors to shareholders. The Ontario Business Corporations Act and the Canadian Business Corporations Act both allow for shareholders to restrict the powers of directors to manage or supervise the management of, the business and affairs of the corporation.They override the common law rule against fettering the discretion of the directors. Though directors are to serve the interests of the shareholders, from time to time shareholders are not pleased with their decisions. In such cases, it can be cumbersome to requisition a meeting to remove the incumbent director(s) in order to appoint a new director(s) and effect change of policy.A USA removes the need for these time-consuming formalities and gives shareholders certain decision-making authorities from the onset. As a result, USAs are particularly useful for closely held companies such as start-ups. It should be noted that a consequence of removing the powers from the directors is that the Acts impose the same legal and equitable obligations on the shareholders, including liability that would normally be imposed on the directors. For example, under the CBCA, directors may be liable to employees of the corporation for up to six months’ of wages owed to employees.This liability can be shifted to shareholders under a USA.To qualify as a USA, the document must be written, signed by all shareholders, and must in some way restrict the powers of directors in managing the corporation. Some of the duties of directors that can be transferred to shareholders in a USA include issuance and redemption of shares, declaration of dividends, amending the corporation’s by-laws, etc.Unlike traditional contracts, USA’s are treated as constating documents of a corporation. As a result, they can bind future shareholders without requiring their signature on the USA or require the creation of a new USA, provided that the share certificates bear a notice of the USA’s existence.If a new shareholder is not given notice of the USA’s existence, they can rescind the transaction within 30 days after they become aware of the USA’s existence for federally incorporated companies or 60 days after receiving a copy of the USA for Ontario corporations.