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Subject: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll

Author: Edward Seid

Date: 09:00:12 12/11/02

Please rank the following games in order of mathematical (programming)
complexity.  Also, if you can, provide a degree of magnitude to quantify your
ranking.

Western Chess
Shogi
Go
Xiangqi (Chinese Chess)
Othello

Also, feel free to add any other games I didn't include.

In defense of chess [ot] Telmo Escobar 19:29:13 12/11/02
- Re: In defense of chess [ot] Vincent Diepeveen 06:35:13 12/12/02
- Re: In defense of go [ot] Laurence Chen 20:08:26 12/11/02
  - Re: In defense of go [ot] Telmo Escobar 07:04:37 12/12/02
    - Re: In defense of go [ot] Vincent Diepeveen 07:45:10 12/12/02
      - Another idea [ot] Telmo Escobar 19:12:34 12/12/02
        
        Re: Another idea [ot] Vincent Diepeveen 07:48:26 12/13/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Angrim 13:53:58 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll James Swafford 12:33:36 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Dann Corbit 13:42:35 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll J. Wesley Cleveland 15:56:19 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll James Swafford 14:38:42 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll William H Rogers 10:12:59 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Jesper Antonsson 13:30:44 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Uri Blass 11:53:57 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Richard Pijl 09:54:47 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Uri Blass 10:10:41 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Richard Pijl 10:44:55 12/11/02
    - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Tony Werten 13:17:15 12/11/02
      - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Richard Pijl 04:03:23 12/12/02
    - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Uri Blass 12:19:41 12/11/02
- Clarification Edward Seid 10:10:25 12/11/02
  - Re: Clarification Vincent Diepeveen 10:57:45 12/11/02
  - Re: Clarification Richard Pijl 10:52:20 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Fernando Villegas 09:52:21 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll GuyHaworth 09:45:59 12/11/02
- Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Jonathan Lee 19:43:34 12/11/02
  - Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Russell Reagan 21:28:21 12/11/02
    - Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Jonathan Lee 03:44:45 12/12/02
      - Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Matthew White 18:05:25 12/12/02
      - Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Jonathan Lee 04:14:36 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Daniel Clausen 04:43:53 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Jonathan Lee 10:01:28 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Daniel Clausen 10:04:09 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Uri Blass 10:09:02 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Russell Reagan 12:21:16 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Uri Blass 13:49:02 12/12/02
        
        Re: Let's add 3x3 and 4x4x4 Tic Tac Toe; both are solved Daniel Clausen 11:16:38 12/12/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Bruce Cleaver 09:58:02 12/11/02
  - Postscript GuyHaworth 10:57:47 12/11/02
    - Re: Postscript Nicolas GUIBERT 15:55:01 12/11/02
      - Re: Postscript GuyHaworth 19:03:15 12/11/02
        
        Re: Postscript Nicolas GUIBERT 02:41:06 12/12/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Bruce Cleaver 09:34:21 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Vincent Diepeveen 10:50:33 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Robert Hyatt 16:32:37 12/12/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Bruce Cleaver 12:42:56 12/11/02
    - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Russell Reagan 13:46:46 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Laurence Chen 09:45:19 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Vincent Diepeveen 10:51:35 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Vincent Diepeveen 09:32:56 12/11/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Robert Hyatt 16:06:29 12/12/02
- Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Tord Romstad 12:43:16 12/11/02
  - Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Vincent Diepeveen 05:36:52 12/12/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll J. C. Boco 09:29:04 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Sandi Ordinario 09:23:22 12/11/02
- Western Chess more complex than Go? Edward Seid 09:35:19 12/11/02
  - Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Sandi Ordinario 08:47:45 12/13/02
  - Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 11:04:19 12/11/02
    - Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Maurizio De Leo 14:39:12 12/11/02
      - Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 05:42:36 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 16:08:46 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 07:53:27 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Nicolas GUIBERT 08:57:07 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 13:49:05 12/13/02
        
        Seki means a stalemate or stand off. Mark Young 11:47:38 12/14/02
        
        Re: Seki means a stalemate or stand off. Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:26:24 12/15/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 21:37:24 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 08:25:23 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Peter McKenzie 17:22:58 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 07:04:13 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Peter McKenzie 11:22:16 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 21:34:09 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Maurizio De Leo 06:08:25 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 06:20:59 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Maurizio De Leo 12:40:35 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 13:55:28 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Maurizio De Leo 16:40:43 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 16:10:07 12/12/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 14:01:21 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 21:31:44 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Maurizio De Leo 16:45:08 12/13/02
        
        Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 21:32:39 12/13/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Uri Blass 09:16:35 12/11/02
Re: Board games and mathematical complexity: a poll Daniel Clausen 09:08:42 12/11/02

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