Author: Yakov Konoval
Date: 21:20:10 10/18/05
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On October 18, 2005 at 11:04:13, GuyHaworth wrote: > >The question of the deepest 'Mate in N' Chess Problem must be answered in Jeremy >Morse's book on 'Chess Records' which I regret I do not have. > >I think I've seen Chess Problems 'N' > 100, maybe > 200. > There are mate in 267,272,292 (illegal position) chess problems. http://www.chess-problem.com/chess_problems.htm http://www.chessbase.com/puzzle/puzz07a.htm And I remember one problem with long series of queen_checks/pawn_moves, maybe > 400 moves (I can't find it now). > >There aren't any 64-piece EGTs, assuming we start from the standard initial >chess position, but what is maxDTZ for 32-piece EGTs? > > >I don't see why you say that there are no positions with maxDTZ > 243*3. > >I had not realised that (KRNKNN's maxDTZ =) 243 = 3^5, but suggest that this is >not significant. > >g Not 243 * 3, but 243 * 2. It's only my opinion, but probably I'm mistaken. Yakov
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