Author: blass uri
Date: 11:09:24 10/10/98
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On October 10, 1998 at 13:23:38, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: >On October 10, 1998 at 01:15:10, blass uri wrote: > >>>John, be very careful - it is dangerous to assume anything you can't test or >>>prove. Have you seen the Savedra position? It is a famous endgame study: >>>WKg6, WPf6, BKh1, BRe5, White to play. This could arise out of KPPKP. >> >>how can it arise practicaly out of KPPKP >>This could arise only if black promote the pawn to a rook but I see no logical >>reason to do it when the white pawns are not near the queen square >> >>Uri >> > >I think it can not arise in actual play by logical moves. But the machine knows >no logical moves The machine can know that doing a rook if you can do a queen and the opponent has 2 pawns that at least 1 of them can move is not logical If you tell the machine rules for what is not logical it can use them Uri >, it has to calculate everything. And yes, this position can >appear in the search tree (and it is not too unlikely).
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