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Subject: Re: Testposition (Composition)

Author: Dieter Buerssner

Date: 14:03:22 08/28/02

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On August 28, 2002 at 13:24:46, Eduard Nemeth wrote:

>Composition by Eduard Nemeth 2002.08.28:
>
>1k4Bq/6pP/3p2Pb/3P1Pp1/1K4P1/8/8/8 b - - 0 1

Manfred has already shown some analysis of Yace. I think, it is also a bit of
luck involved, and with different size of hash table, the solution can be found
at different depth.

Another interesting analysis may be this. I disallowed Ka8 in this pos. The
negative score shows, that Yace thinks, all other moves are losing:

  10497490  1:04.1   0.00 20.  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka5 Kd8 4. Kb6 {841}
  13127158  1:21.9   0.00 21t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka5 Kd8 4. Kb5 Kc7H 5.
                               Ka5H Kd8H 6. Kb6H Kd7H 7. Kb7H Kd8H 8. Kc6H
                               Ke7H {HT}
  19172347  2:04.1   0.00 21.  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka5 Kd8 4. Kb5 Kc7 5. Ka5
                               Kd8 6. Kb6 Kd7 7. Kb7 Kd8 8. Kc6 Ke7
  23447734  2:30.6  -0.40 22-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Qxh7 4. gxh7 g6
  25019108  2:38.5  -1.40 22-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Qxh7 4. gxh7 g6
  28579451  3:02.4  -1.40 22t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 {HT}
  39440182  4:12.8  -1.39 22t+ 1...Kc8 2. Kb5 Kb7 3. Be6
  54936680  5:54.5  -1.40 22t- 1...Kc8 2. Ka5 Kb7 3. Kb5 Kc7 4. Ka6 Qxh7 5.
                               gxh7 g6
  54936680  5:54.5  -1.40 22t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5
  56739725  6:03.9  -1.40 22.  1...Kb7 2. Kb5
  63603623  6:50.5  -1.00 23++ 1...Kb7 2. Ka5
  84137932  9:00.6  -1.80 23-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Kd8 4. Kb6 Ke7 5. Kc7
                               Qxh7 6. gxh7 g6
  90411408  9:33.6  -2.80 23-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Kd8 4. Kb6 Ke7 5. Kc7
                               Qxh7 6. gxh7 Kf6
  97306787 10:22.8  -2.80 23t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 {HT}
 115005863 12:09.6  -2.80 23.  1...Kb7 2. Kb5
 122590465 12:53.2  -3.20 24-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Kd8 4. Kb6 Kd7 5. Kb7
                               Kd8 6. Kc6 Kc8 7. Kxd6 Kb7 8. Ke7 Kb6 9. d6 Kc5
                               10. d7 Kd4 11. d8=Q+ Ke3 12. Qb6+ Kd2 13. Qa5+
                               Kd1 14. Qd8+ Ke1 15. Be6 Qg8
 148942287 15:57.3  -3.20 24t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 {HT}
 180318809 19:02.1  -3.20 24.  1...Kb7 2. Kb5
 198804652 20:59.6  -3.60 25-- 1...Kb7 2. Kb5 Kc7 3. Ka6 Kb8 4. Kb6 Ka8 5. Kc6
                               Kb8 6. Kxd6 Kb7 7. Ke6 Kb6 8. d6 Ka5 9. d7 Kb4
                               10. d8=Q Kc3 11. Qe8 Kd2 12. Bf7 Qf8 13. h8=Q
                               Kc3 {-1081}
 308991631 33:31.9  -3.60 25t  1...Kb7 2. Kb5 {HT}
 551063351 59:50.4  -3.59 25t+ 1...Kc8 2. Ka5 Kb7 3. Kb5
 571728304 1:01:56  -3.59 25t  1...Kc8 2. Ka5 Kb7 3. Kb5H Kc7H 4. Ka6H Kd8H 5.
                               Kb6H Ke7H 6. Kc7H Kf6H 7. Kxd6H Qxh7H 8. gxh7H
                               g6H {HT}
 605251525 1:05:05  -3.59 25.  1...Kc8 2. Ka5 Kb7 3. Kb5 Kc7 4. Ka6 Kd8 5. Kb6
                               Ke7 6. Kc7 Kf6 7. Kxd6 Qxh7 8. gxh7 g6

Regards,
Dieter



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