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Subject: Re: Zero seconds flat :)

Author: Keith Ian Price

Date: 06:44:17 04/20/02

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On April 20, 2002 at 09:15:32, Ingo Bauer wrote:

>WOW
>
>I am impressed. I tried it with S6 just some Minutes without success and thought
>it would be more difficult than this.
>
>Congrats for your beast
>Ingo
>>>
>>>[D]4R3/8/8/2R5/6BK/3p4/pp1k4/rrb5 w - -
>>
>>0.0 secs :)
>>
>>Sjeng: prove
>>
>>Max time to search (s): 1000
>>
>>P: 0 D: 2000000000 N: 2541 S: 2540 Mem: 0.07M Iters: 124 MaxDepth: 43
>>Time : 0.000000
>>This position is WON.
>>PV: g4d7 d2d1 d7a4 d1d2 a4c6 d2d1 c6f3 d1d2 f3d5 d2d1 d5b3 d1d2 b3f7 d2d1 f7h5 d
>>       1d2 h4g4 d2d1 g4g3 d1d2 h5f7 d2d1 f7b3 d1d2 b3d5 d2d1 d5f3 d1d2 f3c6 d2d1
>>c6a4 d        1d2 a4d7 d2d1 d7g4 d1d2 g3f3 d2d1 f3f2 d1d2 g4e2 d3e2 e8d8
>>
>>--
>>GCP


It is more difficult than that. Sjeng does not find the mate in 14 here. He has
the correct moves up to g4g3, then starts moving the bishop again, instead of
moving the king to f3.

kp

• Re: Zero seconds flat :) Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:51:37 04/20/02
  • Shortest Proven Mate Finder for Macintosh - Sigma Chess Lite Richard A. Fowell 10:09:19 04/20/02
  • No Program finds the solution? Ingo Bauer 07:17:31 04/20/02
    • Re: No Program finds the solution? Rodney Topor 19:24:16 04/20/02

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