Author: pavel
Date: 09:34:15 04/14/05
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On April 14, 2005 at 11:13:07, Uri Blass wrote: >On April 14, 2005 at 09:45:15, pavel wrote: > >>On April 13, 2005 at 19:30:47, Mike Byrne wrote: >> >>>On April 13, 2005 at 12:24:40, pavel wrote: >>> >>>>[D] 3n4/rBp1p3/2P5/2PK4/k2N4/pp2R3/bppB2Rp/q1n1r1b1 w - - 0 1 >>>> >>>> >>> >>>latest modified Crafty 19.20 >>> >>>Black(1): 3n4/rBp1p3/2P5/2PK4/k2N4/pp2R3/bppB2Rp/q1n1r1b1 w - - 0 1 >>>White(1): g >>> time surplus 0.00 time limit 10:00 (10:00) >>> depth time score variation (1) >>> 4 0.05 +1 1. Rg4!! >>> 4 0.06 +3 1. Rg4!! >>> 4 0.08 +M 1. Rg4!! >>> 4 0.08 -21.36 1. Rg4 Rxe3 2. Nxc2+ Re4 3. Rxe4+ Kb5 >>> 4-> 0.09 -21.36 1. Rg4 Rxe3 2. Nxc2+ Re4 3. Rxe4+ Kb5 >>> (s=2) >>> 5 0.09 +1 1. Rg4!! >>> 5 0.09 +3 1. Rg4!! >>> 5 0.09 +M 1. Rg4!! >>> 5 0.11 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 5-> 0.15 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 6 0.15 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 6-> 0.19 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 (s=2) >>> 7 0.20 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 7-> 0.22 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 (s=2) >>> 8 0.28 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 8-> 0.33 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 9 0.45 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 9-> 0.58 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 (s=2) >>> 10 0.89 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 10-> 1.26 0.01 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rb6+ Ka4 5. Rb4+ Ka5 (s=2) >>> 11 18.78 +1 1. Rg4!! >>> 11 19.11 +3 1. Rg4!! >>> 11 19.31 +M 1. Rg4!! >>> 11 23.50 Mat29 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rbe4+ Kb5 5. Nd4+ Ka4 6. Ne2+ Kb5 >>> 7. Nc3+ Ka5 8. Nxa2+ Kb5 9. Nc3+ Ka5 >>> 10. Ne2+ Kb5 11. Nd4+ Ka4 12. Nf3+ >>> Kb5 13. Rb4+ Ka5 14. Rbxb3+ Ka4 15. >>> Rb4+ Ka5 16. Rbe4+ Kb5 17. Nd4+ Ka4 >>> 18. Ne2+ Kb5 19. Nc3+ Ka5 20. Na2+ >>> Kb5 21. Ba6+ Rxa6 22. Nc3+ Ka5 23. >>> Ne2+ Kb5 24. Nd4+ Ka4 25. Nf3+ Kb5 >>> 26. Rb4+ Ka5 27. Rb6+ Ka4 28. Rxa6+ >>> Kb5 29. Ra5# >>> 11-> 24.37 Mat29 1. Rg4 h1=Q+ 2. Nf3+ Kb5 3. Rb4+ Ka5 >>> 4. Rbe4+ Kb5 5. Nd4+ Ka4 6. Ne2+ Kb5 >>> 7. Nc3+ Ka5 8. Nxa2+ Kb5 9. Nc3+ Ka5 >>> 10. Ne2+ Kb5 11. Nd4+ Ka4 12. Nf3+ >>> Kb5 13. Rb4+ Ka5 14. Rbxb3+ Ka4 15. >>> Rb4+ Ka5 16. Rbe4+ Kb5 17. Nd4+ Ka4 >>> 18. Ne2+ Kb5 19. Nc3+ Ka5 20. Na2+ >>> Kb5 21. Ba6+ Rxa6 22. Nc3+ Ka5 23. >>> Ne2+ Kb5 24. Nd4+ Ka4 25. Nf3+ Kb5 >>> 26. Rb4+ Ka5 27. Rb6+ Ka4 28. Rxa6+ >>> Kb5 29. Ra5# >>>? 12 24.37 1/40* 1. Rg4 >>>White(1): ? >>> time=26.03 cpu=195% mat=-17 n=103223124 fh=89% nps=3.97M >>> ext-> chk=6961944 cap=135577 pp=332382 1rep=1384756 mate=138894 >>> predicted=0 nodes=103223124 evals=2504251 50move=0 >>> endgame tablebase-> probes=0 hits=0 >>> SMP-> split=1345 stop=119 data=8/64 cpu=50.89 elap=26.03 >>> >>>mate in 29 moves. >> >>Mike could you send me this crafty version possibly compiled for an intel >>pentium 4 processor? >> >>My e-mail is the same on my profile. >> >>pavs > >If you are intereted in programs that find it then you can use public Movei > >depth=13 +99.43 g2g4 h2h1q d4f3 a4b5 g4b4 b5a5 b4e4 a5b5 f3d4 b5a4 d4e2 a4b5 >e2c3 b5a5 c3a2 a5b5 a2c3 b5a5 c3e2 a5b5 e2d4 b5a4 d4f3 a4b5 e4b4 b5a5 b4b3 a5a4 >b3b4 a4a5 b4e4 a5b5 f3d4 b5a4 d4e2 a4b5 e2c3 b5a5 c3a2 a5b5 b7a6 a7a6 a2c3 b5a5 >c3e2 a5b5 e2d4 b5a4 d4f3 a4b5 e4b4 b5a5 b4b6 a5a4 b6a6 a4b5 a6a5 >Nodes: 29360822 NPS: 464937 >Time: 00:01:03.15 Thanks Uri. I will definately try it out.
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