Información General

• Autores: Richard J. Nowakowski (coord.)
• Editores: Cambridge University Press
• Año de publicación: 1996
• Colecciones: Mathematical Sciences Research Institute publications, 29
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 0-521-57411-0
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Resumen

• Combinatorial games are finite, two-person, full-information games such as chess, checkers, go, domineering, dots-and-boxes, nim, and many others. This volume, arising from a workshop held at MSRI in July 1994, represents a significant addition to the literature of combinatorial games.

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Listado de artículos

• • The Angel Problem

    John Conway

    págs. 3-12

    

  • Scenic Trails Ascending from Sea-Level Nim to Alpine Chess

    Aviezri S. Fraenkel,

    págs. 13-42

    

  • What is a Game?

    Richard K. Guy

    págs. 43-60

    

  • Impartial Games

    Richard K. Guy

    págs. 61-78

    

  • Championship-Level Play of Dots-and-Boxes

    Julian West

    págs. 79-84

    

  • Championship-Level Play of Domineering

    Julian West

    págs. 85-91

    

  • The Gamesman's Toolkit

    David Wolfe

    págs. 93-98

    

  • Solving Nine Men's Morris

    Ralph Gasser

    págs. 101-113

    

  • Marion Tinsley: human Perfection at Checkers?

    Jonathan Schaeffer

    págs. 115-118

    

  • Solving the Game of Checkers

    Jonathan Schaeffer, Robert Lake

    págs. 119-133

    

  • On Numbers and Endgames: combinatorial Game Theory in Chess Endgames

    Noam D. Elkies

    págs. 135-150

    

  • Multilinear Algebra and Chess Endgames

    Lewis Stiller

    págs. 151-192

    

  • Using Similar Positions to Search Game Trees

    Yasuhito Kawano

    págs. 193-202

    

  • Where Is the " Thousand-Dollar Ko ''?

    Elwyn Berlekamp, Yonghoan Kim

    págs. 203-226

    

  • Eyespace Values in Go

    Howard Landman

    págs. 227-257

    

  • Loopy Games and Go

    David Moews

    págs. 259-272

    

  • Experiments in Computer Go Endgames

    Martin Müller, Ralph Gasser

    págs. 273-286

    

  • Sowing Games

    Jeff Erickson

    págs. 287-297

    

  • New Toads and Frogs Results

    Jeff Erickson

    págs. 299-310

    

  • Xdom: a Graphical, X-Based Front-End for Domineering

    Dan Garcia

    págs. 311-313

    

  • Infinitesimals and Coin-Sliding

    David Moews

    págs. 315-327

    

  • Geography Played on Products of Directed Cycles

    Richard J. Nowakowski, David Poole

    págs. 329-337

    

  • Pentominoes: a First Player Win

    Hilarie K. Orman

    págs. 339-344

    

  • New Values for Top Entails

    Julian West

    págs. 345-350

    

  • Take-Away Games

    Michael E. Zieve

    págs. 351-361

    

  • The Economist's View of Combinatorial Games

    Elwyn Berlekamp

    págs. 365-405

    

  • Games with Infinitely Many Moves and Slightly Imperfect Information

    David Blackwell

    págs. 407-408

    

  • The Reduced Canonical Form of a Game

    Dan Calistrate

    págs. 409-416

    

  • Error-Correcting Codes Derived from Combinatorial Games

    Aviezri Fraenkel

    págs. 417-431

    

  • Tutoring Strategies in Game-Tree Search

    Hiroyuki Iida, Yoshiyuki Kotani, Jos W. H. M. Uiterwijk

    págs. 433-435

    

  • About David Richman

    James Propp

    págs. 437-438

    

  • Richman Games

    Andrew J. Lazarus, Daniel E. Loeb, James Propp, Daniel Ullman

    págs. 439-449

    

  • Stable Winning Coalitions

    Daniel E. Loeb

    págs. 451-471

    

  • Unsolved Problems in Combinatorial Games

    Richard K. Guy

    págs. 475-491

    

  • Combinatorial Games: selected Bibliography with a Succinct Gourmet Introduction

    Aviezri Fraenkel

    págs. 493-537