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Subject: Re: Yes, there are 7-man EGTs 'out there'

Author: David H. McClain

Date: 08:44:30 01/10/06

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On January 10, 2006 at 07:55:17, GuyHaworth wrote:

>
>... and there have been announcements on CCC about them.
>
>When last heard, Marc Bourzutschky was working with Yakov Konoval, helping YK
>develop a high-powered Pentium-Assembler program to compute 7-man EGTs. These
>EGTs are to the DTZ, not the DTM, metric.
>
>Marc had previously extended his evolution of Nalimov's 'gtbgen' to do KNNNNKQ
>but found YK's program much faster.
>
>Marc has reported results here, including a new record (KRRNKRR)maxDTZ = 290
>superceding the KRNKNN DTZ depth of 243:
>     r7/5r1N/8/8/8/6R1/6R1/3K1k2 w
>
>Krabbe's Chess Diary in a recent item carries more information about that and
>about several of the ~50 endgames that had been addressed at the last mention.
>
>The work is 'in development' rather than pure production yet, so it is not clear
>when MB/YK will cut a slice of descriptive text and tell us more.
>
>
>The 7-man pawnless endgames are the first pawnless endgames to include
>full-point mzugs.
>
>g

Guy,

Could you explain what the acronyms mean regarding the Wilhelm EGTBs validity
checks:  DTM, DTZ, etc.?  DHM



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