Author: Ralph E. Carter
Date: 18:32:35 12/04/98
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On December 04, 1998 at 21:11:44, Scott Shepherd wrote:
>Since January 1998 we have ported Zugzwang to the Cray T3E machines at the HLRZ
>Jülich. The parallelization of Zugzwang performs equally well on this machine.
>The current speedups are approximately 250 on 512 processors under tournament
>conditions.
>
>Currently Zugzwang is playing the Lippstadt Grandmaster tournament competiting
>in a field of 11 humans (grandmasters and international masters). You may find
>Zugzwang's games. http://www.uni-paderborn.de/cs/chess/chesshome/zzc_t3e.html
>
>
>Has anyone heard of this I would Like to read more but dont read German :o)
>
> Scott
There is a pretty good automated translator at
http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/cgi-bin/translate?
You can cut and paste into it. Or give it the URL of a whole web page.
For example, here is what it did with the above URL:
Rainer Feldmann, University of
Paderborn, Computer Science, 33102
Paderborn
COURSE
OBLIGATION
Chess on Massively
parallel system
Course obligation on Cray TÉ
Since January 1998 we have ported
course obligation to the Cray TÉ of
machines RK the HLRZ Juelich. The
parallelization OF course obligation by
form equally wave on this machine.
The current speedups AR
approximately 250 on 512 processors
more under tournament conditions.
Currently course obligation is playing
the Lippstadt Grandmaster tournament
competiting in a field OF 11 humans
(grandmasters and internationally
masters). You May find to Zugzwang's
games below and the ranking here.
Not too bad.
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