Author: Gerd Isenberg
Date: 02:12:10 07/07/03
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On July 07, 2003 at 02:42:20, Eduard Nemeth wrote: >Is the name "WM-Test" of Gurevich/Schumacher a correct name? > > >First by the WM-TEST: > >WM-Test Pos. Nr. 55: > >[D]5b2/p2k1p2/P3pP1p/n2pP1p1/1p1P2P1/1P1KBN2/7P/8 w - - > >Anand vs. Shirov > >1. Nxg5!! hxg5 2. Bxg5 Nxb3 3. h4 Na1 4. Bc1 Nb3 >5. Be3 Na5 6. g5 Nc4 7. Bc1 +- > >Only Nxg5 wins here. > >Now the correctly position of the game Anand vs. Shirov: > >Anand vs. Shirov: > >[D]5b2/p1k2p2/P3pP1p/n2pP1p1/1p1P2P1/1P1KBN2/7P/8 w - - > >White can now play 1. Bxg5 or Nxg5 too, and wins! > >Original German Text : Den Autoren unterlief ein Fehler. In der WM-Test-Position >steht der schwarze König auf d7. In der Partie Anand - Shirov jedoch steht der >schwarze König auf c7! Wie kann man daher davon sprechen dass der WM Test nur >aus Partien von Weltmeistern zusammengestellt ist? > >Internet-Translator: > >An error occurred to the authors. In the WM test position the black king stands >on d7. In the portion of Anand - Shirov however stands the black king on c7! >How can one speak therefore of it that the WM test only from game of world >champions is arranged? > >In der Einleitung zum WM-Test steht original das da: > >http://www.computerschach.de/test/index.htm > >Original: > >Der CSS-Weltmeister-Test von Michael Gurevich, Heinz-Josef Schumacher und >Manfred Meiler besteht aus 100 Aufgaben, die ausschließlich aus Partien von >Weltmeistern stammen. > >Internet-Translator: > >The CSS world champion test of Michael Gurevich, Heinz Josef Schumacher and >Manfred Meiler consists of 100 tasks, which originate exclusively from games >from world champions. > > >What do You think about this? Hi Eduard, who cares - what's the problem? Even if there is one position which is slightly modified to get a unique solution - don't get a wisenheimer ;-) Regards, Gerd http://dict.leo.org/?lang=de > >Eduard
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