Author: Vincent Lejeune
Date: 13:03:39 04/03/05
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On April 03, 2005 at 12:07:58, pavel wrote: >[D] 8/8/8/P7/KP6/3k4/1Q2q1p1/8 w - - 0 104 > >How long does it take your program to see that white is in big "dodo"? on an AMD@3000+ Analysis by Pro Deo 1.1: 1.Dxe2+ Rxe2 2.Rb5 g1D -+ (-6.09) Profondeur: 1 00:00:00 1.Db3+ Rd2 ³ (-0.33) Profondeur: 1 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Da2+ 3.Rb5 Df2 = (-0.13) Profondeur: 1 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Rd2 2.Da2+ Re1 = (-0.23) Profondeur: 2 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Rd2 2.Da2+ Re1 3.Dg8 Dd1+ 4.Rb5 Dd3+ 5.Rc6 Rf2 6.Da2+ = (-0.23) Profondeur: 3 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Rd2 2.Db2+ Re1 3.Dc3+ Rf1 4.Da1+ Rf2 5.Df6+ Df3 6.Db2+ Re1 7.De5+ Rf1 8.Db5+ Rf2 9.Db6+ De3 10.Df6+ Re2 11.Db2+ Rf3 12.Df6+ Re2 = (-0.03) Profondeur: 4 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Rd2 2.Db2+ Re1 3.Dc3+ Rf1 4.Da1+ De1 5.Df6+ Df2 6.Db6 = (-0.01) Profondeur: 5 00:00:00 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Df1 3.Dc6+ Re5 4.Dc5+ Re4 5.Dc2+ Re5 6.Dc5+ Re4 7.Dc2+ Re5 ³ (-0.26) Profondeur: 6 00:00:00 45kN 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Df1 3.Dc6+ Re5 4.Dc5+ Re4 5.Dc6+ Re5 6.Dc5+ Re4 = (0.00) Profondeur: 7 00:00:00 135kN 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Df1 3.Dc6+ Rd3 4.Dg6+ Re3 5.Db6+ Rd3 6.Dg6+ Re3 7.Db6+ Rd3 = (-0.06) Profondeur: 8 00:00:00 343kN 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Df3 3.Dc6+ Rf4 4.Dc1+ Re4 5.Dc6+ Rf4 6.Dc1+ = (-0.15) Profondeur: 9 00:00:02 1912kN 1.Da3+ Rd4 2.Da1+ Rd5 3.Dg1 Re5 4.Dc5+ Rf4 5.Dd4+ Rf3 6.Dc3+ Re4 7.Dc1 Rf3 8.Dc6+ Rf4 9.Dc7+ Rf5 10.Dc5+ Re4 11.Dc1 Rf3 12.Dc6+ Rf4 = (-0.21) Profondeur: 10 00:00:05 6217kN 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Da2+ 3.Rb5 Dd5+ 4.Ra4 Rf3 5.Dc3+ Re2 6.Dc2+ Re1 7.Dc3+ Rd1 8.Dg3 = (-0.10) Profondeur: 11 00:00:18 20078kN 1.Da3+ Rd4 2.Da1+ Rd5 3.Dc1 De5 4.Dc5+ Re4 5.Dc4+ Re3 6.Dc1+ Re2 ³ (-0.50) Profondeur: 12 00:00:33 38423kN 1.Da3+ Re4 2.Dc1 Da2+ 3.Rb5 Dd5+ 4.Ra4 Dd7+ 5.Ra3 Dd3+ 6.Ra2 De2+ 7.Ra3 -+ (-4.59) Profondeur: 13 00:02:34 182803kN
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