Author: Werner Kraft
Date: 10:24:35 05/09/05
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I have not tried out the surreal numbers yet - it sounds VERY surreal to me... topology - I have browsed through the book " You are a mathematician " - Topology is mainly about rubber - sheet surfaces - warping sth , changing angles etc , but not changing the quality / feel of an object. A google search brought the topic of a " Martian Chess Game ". The book - " You are a mathematician " is an excellent introduction . I am an almost an idiote savante , in regards to mathematics, and very autistic about things like " Group Theory " . But my few remaining working brain cells guided me today to the British Library - and I did a sear on Group Theory . Example : " Computational experimental Group Theory : AMS ( that should be American Mathematical Society ) - ASL joint special session , interaction between logic, group theory and computer science. January 15 - 16th , 2003 Baltimore, Maryland. " Or, even better : " Complexity theory for Lie-group solvers , 1999 " And , if that does not beat Deep Blue , let's try : "Modelling and signal processing for fault diagnosis . Colloquium on modelling and signal processing for fault diagnosis. September 1996 , IEE ." And, before I forget it : " Advances in |HOPF algabra " !! Now , what can I make out of it - can we take take chess positions, where player feels intuitively , that there is something wrong , let the computer work out, what it could be ... Then we could compare the results of many such analysis and .... we find patterns for fault analysis !? So - the human says - in this positions seems to be something wrong - just cannot figuere it out what it is . The computers says - you are absolutely right - bit just in 64.3 % of the cases ... now let's have a look at YOUR patterns - always one you thing , playing Nf4 is wrong - in reality that is the correct move! I think that leads anywhere... :-(
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