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Subject: Re: Mate that should be easy.

Author: leonid

Date: 16:39:24 10/19/03

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On October 19, 2003 at 18:16:31, K. Burcham wrote:

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> [D] 2r1N2B/1P1RpP1Q/K2nnp1R/Npk3p1/3p1p1r/2pbb3/PP5p/1q1B4 w - - 0 1
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>Anaconda 1.0:
>1850 mhz AMD XP
>48 hash
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>1.Nb3+
>  +-  (12.12)   Depth: 6/33   00:00:04  869kN
>1.Nb3+
>  +-  (16.12)   Depth: 6/33   00:00:04  897kN
>1.Nb3+ Kd5 2.Rxd6+ exd6 3.Nxf6+ Ke5 4.Nd7+ Kd5 5.Nb6+ Kc6 6.Na5+ Kc5 7.bxc8R+
>Nc7+
>  +-  (#9)   Depth: 6/33   00:00:05  1024kN
>1.Nb3+
>  +-  (#9)   Depth: 7/33   00:00:05  1029kN
>1.Nb3+
>  +-  (#9)   Depth: 8/41   00:00:16  3175kN
>1.Nb3+
>  +-  (#9)   Depth: 9/46   00:01:01  12220kN

Good result!

How You solved this position, by selective search or brute force? Can You say
what is Your program? It look like to be just at its start. Have it some special
part dedicated to solving mate, or it is usual chess program?

Leonid.

• Re: Mate that should be easy. K. Burcham 17:35:47 10/19/03
  • Re: Mate that should be easy. leonid 04:27:51 10/20/03

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