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Combinatorial games talk at MATRIS
An outline of a short talk that I have in Vienna on 20. July 2022.
- Combinatorial games – we have full information, deterministic
- How to play chess, game tree, heuristic to count winning chance, minmax
- Basics of game theory
- domineering – L has vertical moves, R has horizontal moves
- winning states L, R, N, and P; first vs second player
- examples of plays
- L-shape je N
- I-shape je L
- I-hor. I je R
- square je N
- 2x square P
- square and L-shape N
- bigger L P
- impartial vs partizan games
- impartial: standardni triky
- Chocolate – parity
- Placing dominos without restrictions – symetrie
- Chomp – strategy stealing
- Changing snake – matching strategy
- building a theory
- lost game = 0
- one move for L is 1, for R is 1
- {|} = 0, creating numbers
- birthday – step when created
- sum of games
- 0 does not change it
- other than that, we can only say L+L=L, R+R=R, L+N=LuN, R+N=RuN
- numbers
- we have -1,0,1
- N={N-1|} a -N={|1-N}
- impartial
- nimbers and mex
- nim
- winning strategy for nim
- nim in misere variant