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Subject: One mate to solve.

Author: leonid

Date: 09:56:43 10/01/01

Hello!

Today I wanted to put some simple mate position. This one, at least, have very
unsophisticated shape.

[D]8/8/3QQQQK/3nbrpn/3pQQBQ/3bQrqq/3qRqNB/3qRnNk w - -

Please indicate your result.

If you happened to have some version of Chess Master that do brute force search,
please find for me time that it take for him to find mate in 4 and 5 moves for
this position. I need this in order to have some idea what is his branching
factor. I tried to do this myself with CM5000, that I have, but found no
possibility to indicate my position. Since CM is the most performant and the
most frequently mentioned program that solve the mate, I would like to know his
basic mate solving capability.

Thanks,
Leonid.

Re: One mate to solve. Paul 07:07:56 10/02/01
- Re: One mate to solve. leonid 17:00:24 10/02/01
  - Re: One mate to solve. Paul 19:02:56 10/02/01
    - Re: One mate to solve. leonid 20:04:12 10/02/01
      - Re: One mate to solve. Paul 09:08:07 10/03/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 17:43:26 10/03/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve. Paul 01:17:27 10/04/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 07:28:36 10/04/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve. TY! (NT) Paul 07:47:42 10/04/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve. leonid 11:28:12 10/03/01

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