Author: Paul Richards
Date: 15:09:30 05/26/99
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On May 26, 1999 at 13:30:47, James Robertson wrote: >My program has no clue either. I think the depth required to see that there is >nothing better than repetition is quite high (my program did not see the >repetition after 14 plies), and unless you have special knowledge, a program >will not solve this one. Actually the depth is very low if the program understands this basic rule of endgames, namely that if the pawn is a rook pawn, black can draw if he can get his king to the queening square and the bishop is the wrong color to force him out. This position is a clever test of this rule.
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