Author: blass uri
Date: 15:34:52 01/19/00
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On January 19, 2000 at 17:52:24, Dann Corbit wrote: >On January 19, 2000 at 17:38:22, Amir Ban wrote: >[snip] >>> Ok, which moves can't be reproduced? And what exactly are the >>>conditions, any program with any settings, or what? >>> >>> James B. Shearer >> >>Move 36 (axb5) of game 2. This move has been discussed and analyzed here ad >>nauseam, on at least 3 occasions so far. > >Ah, the smoking gun! >;-) > >Now, should it be surprising that a machine which can solve all of the NOLOT >problems except 3,6,9 can solve another position which PC's seem to have trouble >with? The question is if the move of deeper blue was the right move. It is not clear that 36.axb5 was the right move. If it is not the right move then the expression solve for finding axb5 is not the right expression. It is possible that it found this move because of a bug because I saw no tree that prove to computers that axb5 is the right move. The case with the nolot positions is different because I think that there is a tree to prove the solutions(it is easy for programs to see that playing moves not in the tree is bad). Uri
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