Author: Tim Foden
Date: 01:32:15 02/15/04
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On February 14, 2004 at 09:57:50, Russell Reagan wrote: >On February 14, 2004 at 09:41:02, Tim Foden wrote: > >>I'd particularly like to read this paper... >> >>D. E. Wilkins, "Using patterns and plans in chess," Artifical Intelligence, vol. >>14, pp. 165--203, 1980 >> >>... but it only seems to be available from the AI journal. If anyone has it and >>can send it to me I'd be grateful. :) >> >> >>I'm also interested in this one, also from the AI journal: >> >>Adelson-Velsky, G.M. & Arlazarov, V.L & Donskoj, M.V. (1975). 'Some >>Methods of Controlling the Tree Search in Chess Programs', Artificial >>Intelligence 6, pp. 361-371. > >I just happen to have volume 6 of Artificial Intelligence sitting right next to >me :) :) Don't suppose there's any chance of scanning it in and e-mailing it to me? :) > I don't know how things work in Spain, but I was able to get it from my >university library. Yes, the university I was at had them too. At the time though I was interested only in Othello. I didn't collect many chess articles at all! >Probably any university library (or even any public library) >can probably get you these, if the libraries are anything like they are over >here. Here, even if the library doesn't own what you want, they can borrow them >from other libraries (called inter-library loan, or ILL). It's possible. But I don't even know where the public library is around here yet, and I'm not even sure how to ask... :) ... but it's a good suggestion, thanks. Cheers, Tim.
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