Abstract.
Wythoff Queens is a classical combinatorial game related to very interesting mathematical results. An amazing one is the fact that the
-positions are given by
and
where
. In this paper, we analyze a different version where one player (Left) plays with a chess bishop and the other (Right) plays with a chess knight. The new game (call it Chessfights) lacks a Beatty sequence structure in the
-positions as in Wythoff Queens. However, it is possible to formulate and prove some general results of a general recursive law which is a particular case of a Partizan Subtraction game.
Received: 2011-08-06
Revised: 2012-02-24
Accepted: 2012-05-15
Published Online: 2012-10-02
Published in Print: 2012-10-01
© 2012 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin Boston
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Keywords for this article
Combinatorial Game Theory;
Partizan Subtraction Games;
Wythoff Queens
Articles in the same Issue
- Masthead
- Two-Color Babylon
- On Abelian and Additive Complexity in Infinite Words
- Approximations of Additive Squares in Infinite Words
- The Googol-th Bit of the Erdős–Borwein Constant
- Odd Repdigits to Small Bases Are Not Perfect
- Enumeration of the Degree Sequences of Line-Hamiltonian Multigraphs
- The Characteristic Sequence and p-Orderings of the Set of d-th Powers of Integers
- Van der Waerden's Theorem on Homothetic Copies of {1,1+s,1+s+t}
- Sum-Products Estimates with Several Sets and Applications
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- A Proof of Catalan's Convolution Formula
- Explicit Constructions of Large Families of Generalized More Sums Than Differences Sets
- The Impossibility of Certain Types of Carmichael Numbers
- Integer Subsets with High Volume and Low Perimeter
- Mean-Value Theorems for Multiplicative Arithmetic Functions of Several Variables
- A Generalized Diagonal Wythoff Nim
- A Recursive Process Related to a Partizan Variation of Wythoff
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