Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 01:24:14 12/05/98
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Although somebody should point out to the translator people that Zugzwang does not mean "course obligation". -Tom On December 04, 1998 at 21:32:35, Ralph E. Carter wrote: >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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