Accessibility of standard configurations in the countable edgeless cube

Determine whether every standard configuration of the countable edgeless cube is accessible from the solved configuration; if so, characterize exactly which configurations are accessible.

Background

For the countable edgeless cube, the paper establishes that every accessible configuration is standard and that standard configurations invariant under all face twists are accessible from every standard configuration in at most ω2\omega^2 moves. It leaves unresolved whether the inclusion of the accessible configurations in the set of standard configurations is proper, equivalently whether inaccessible standard configurations exist.

References

In the countable edgeless case, ${\aleph_0}$, is the inclusion $[f] \subseteq $ proper? That is, are there inaccessible standard configurations? And if not, can we simply characterize the accessible ones?

Solving infinitary Rubik's cubes  (2502.01650 - Tisdell, 30 Jan 2025) in Section 7, Open questions, item 2; discussion immediately preceding Section 7