Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 14:31:27 12/15/99
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On December 15, 1999 at 15:10:05, Dan Ellwein wrote: >Hi > >Wanted to post this to the group and see if (somewhat) accurately captured the >different movements (as defined below) in chess. > > CHESS TABLE OF MOVEMENT > > Capture/NonCapture NonCapture Only Capture Only > 1 KBRQ P P > 2 NBRQ KRP* > 3 BRQ R** > 4 BRQ > 5 BRQ > 6 BRQ > 7 BRQ > >TOTAL 7 3 1 > > *Castle Queen side(K), castle King side(KR), first move of Pawn(P) >**Castle Queen side(R) > >There are 11 discrete Movements in chess (represented by the 6 types of pieces) > >Movement is a function of: Type(3) and Magnitude(7) > >Type: Capture/NonCapture > Capture Only > NonCapture Only > >Magnitude: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 (number of squares) > >Only the Pawn(P) has a 'Capture Only' characteristic. > >The King(K) and Pawn(P) are limited to a Magnitude of 1 and a one time Magnitude >of 2. > >The Knight(N) has a fixed Magnitude of 2. > >The Knight(N) is listed the least: 1 time. > >The Rook(R) is listed the most: 9 times. > >Only Magnitude 2 contains all 6 piece types. > >PilgrimDan There is also got en-passant, which is weird. Your post is hard to understand, by the way. bruce
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