Hex winning strategy.
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Imprenditore5
Dec 16, 2009, 4:38:10 PM12/16/09
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At blog.massimodacasto.net I describe Hex winning strategy. I have
already contacted ICGA to create a programme for the next Computer
Olympiad.
already contacted ICGA to create a programme for the next Computer
Olympiad.
Yper Cube
Dec 16, 2009, 6:10:19 PM12/16/09
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In your article, you claim:
1) "On tables of odd side it is known since the beginning of the 50s a simple winning strategy consisting in occupying the centre (that is forbidden), described in Martin Gardner's article on scientific American of July 1957."
Really? You are welcome at www.littlegolem.net to test this theory. We will not use the pie (swap) rule.
2) "I found a new way to solve the game of Hex on tables of even side without the pie rule."
Unfortunately littlegolem has only odd size boards (13 and 19). You are more than welcome to test this one at www.iggamecenter.com. We hust have to find a suitable time and date.
Ypercube
1) "On tables of odd side it is known since the beginning of the 50s a simple winning strategy consisting in occupying the centre (that is forbidden), described in Martin Gardner's article on scientific American of July 1957."
Really? You are welcome at www.littlegolem.net to test this theory. We will not use the pie (swap) rule.
2) "I found a new way to solve the game of Hex on tables of even side without the pie rule."
Unfortunately littlegolem has only odd size boards (13 and 19). You are more than welcome to test this one at www.iggamecenter.com. We hust have to find a suitable time and date.
Ypercube
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