Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 15:42:43 07/10/04
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On July 10, 2004 at 18:07:51, Dieter Buerssner wrote: >There are quite a few strong chess players, that have written an engine. Of the >participants of the current WCCC: > > 2209764 Baches Garcia, Guillermo f ESP 2361 24 26.09.79 > 1003054 Diepeveen, Vincent f NED 2269 13 16.10.73 > 4646738 Zwanzger, Johannes GER 2351 7 05.03.82 > >If you include book authors: > > 2801906 Alterman, Boris g ISR 2548 6 04.05.70 > 809225 Riccio, Eros ITA 2175 0 01.12.77 >[From an earlier FIDE rating list] > 105872 Pesce, Carlos ARG 2045 0 19.04.61 i > >Other authors of (rather) current chess engines, that come to mind: > > 4606825 Borgstaedt, Michael GER 2270 0 24.10.67 i > 4611950 Borriss, Martin m GER 2439 27 28.04.70 > 1302132 Fierz, Martin f SUI 2289 0 18.07.71 > 4300394 McKenzie, Peter NZL 2265 0 . . i > >[From an earlier FIDE rating list] > 101974 Ballicora, Miguel f ARG 2245 0 26.04.64 i > >I certainly have forgotten many. In 1965 the Soviets designed a chess program developed at the Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEP) in Moscow. ITEP's programming team was led by Georgi Adelson-Velskiy. Also HITECH programmed by Hans Berliner Correspondence World Champion In 1988 HITECH won the Pennsylvania State Chess Championship after defeating International Master Ed Formanek (2485). HITECH defeated Grandmaster Arnold Denker in a match. HITECH became the first chess computer to rated Grandmaster strength. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lab/7378/comphis.htm Jorge
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