Author: Helmut Conrady
Date: 15:29:51 04/29/00
For some articles in the German Computerchess magazine "ChessBits" titled "Endings at its best" I have outplayed for all Nalimov 3- to 5-man (all in all 110 files) one of the longest sequences to mate. A work, which was done for the first time. Many interesting results appeared or did you know, that the longest 5-man is a mate in 127? there is a 5-man ending in which white is forced to underpromote his only pawn to a bishop in move 3, but the game will last just 95 moves more? there exists a position, in which for a period of 228 plies no piece is captured? many of the sequences of moves improve existing endgame studies? The URL for the files and an introduction text (both English and German) with some statistical informations is http://mitglied.tripod.de/ChessBits/index.html (Text+ "Download Nalimovs Tool") Have great fun in discovering a part of the beauty of endgames! Helmut conrady@knuut.de
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