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Subject: Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board?

Author: Jari Huikari

Date: 05:48:20 03/17/00

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I'd also like to know, how the number of positions expands, when more
pieces are added:

We define function F:
F(N) = number of possible positions with N chessmen.

F(2)  = 36*55+24*58+4*60 = 3612 (right?)
F(3)  = ?
F(4)  = ?
F(5)  = ?
F(6)  = ?
F(7)  = ?
  ...

F(32) = ?

					Jari

• Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? Jari Huikari 05:52:44 03/17/00
  • Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? Hans Havermann 14:56:28 03/17/00
    • Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? KarinsDad 15:58:58 03/17/00
      • Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? Hans Havermann 12:25:07 03/18/00
      • Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? Jari Huikari 08:11:35 03/18/00
  • Re: How many positions, if only 2,3,4,5... chessmen on board? blass uri 08:44:01 03/17/00

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