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Subject: first run done.

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 11:42:37 10/24/02

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You can go to ftp.cis.uab.edu/pub/hyatt/kramnik

there you will find two files.

kramnik.pgn is the raw data Martin sent me.

kramnik.pgn.can is the annotated games by crafty, running on a quad xeon 550mhz
box,
one second per move, scoring margin of 1.00.

• first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 14:17:19 10/24/02
  • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Rolf Tueschen 06:55:48 10/25/02
    • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 09:18:38 10/25/02
      • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Rolf Tueschen 15:22:29 10/25/02
        • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 19:36:56 10/25/02
          • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Uri Blass 00:12:45 10/26/02
            • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Rolf Tueschen 04:47:20 10/26/02
              • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 11:36:16 10/26/02
                • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik (more new data) Robert Hyatt 21:06:01 10/27/02
              • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Uri Blass 05:48:00 10/26/02
  • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik martin fierz 15:35:54 10/24/02
    • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 17:09:39 10/24/02
      • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Peter Kappler 21:40:04 10/24/02
        • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 08:22:48 10/25/02
        • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik martin fierz 22:46:15 10/24/02
          • Re: first possible example of a Blunder by Kramnik Robert Hyatt 10:18:04 10/25/02
• Re: first run done. martin fierz 14:00:19 10/24/02
  • Re: first run done. Robert Hyatt 14:35:26 10/24/02

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