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Ultimate arithmetic periodicity for Family C cut games
Let be a cut set satisfying … and suppose that . This is Family C. Family C arithmetic-periodicity conjecture. The nim-sequence for every game…
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Sato's conjecture on Welter-game Sprague–Grundy values
A Sprague–Grundy value is the nimber assigned to a position in an impartial combinatorial game. Welter's game is an impartial game whose positions can be represented by integer par…
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Grundy-number and nim-sum conjecture for amalgamation Nim with restriction
A position is a triple of nonnegative integers, and its Grundy number is the Sprague–Grundy value of that position; write for the bitwise nim-sum. For…
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Period conjecture for three-parameter Subtraction Nim
Period conjecture. The Nim value function is periodic with a period equal to one of , , or .
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Ho's non-expandability conjecture for ultimately bipartite subtraction games
Let be a subtraction set, and call an integer an expansion of if adjoining it to does not change the nim-sequence. If is the period length, call non-expandable…
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Althöfer–Bültermann quadratic-period conjecture for three-move subtraction games
Let be a general three-move subtraction ruleset, and let its maximum entry be . Althöfer–Bültermann's conjecture. The period length is bounded by a quadratic polynomial in t…
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Flammenkamp–Ward conjecture on periods of three-move subtraction games
Let be a three-move subtraction set with , and let the nim-value sequence have an eventual period length. The set is additive when . Flammenkamp–Ward co…
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The Sprouts conjecture on winning players of n-spot games
A Sprouts game begins with spots, and an -spot game denotes a game with that initial position. Sprouts conjecture. Each -spot game is winning for the first player if and…
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Elkies's all-Nimber conjecture for pawn endgames
A pawn endgame on an chessboard is a position in the generalized pawns game whose outcome is represented by a combinatorial-game-theoretic Nimber . The construction…
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Absence of further dominated and reversible options in truncated-support games
Consider the truncated-support subtraction-game positions and the options described immediately before the conjecture: the source identifies a specific collection of dominated opti…
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Atomic-weight formula for truncated-support subtraction games
Let with , and let , where . The atomic wei…
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The parity self-conjugate partition classification conjecture
A partition is parity self-conjugate if for every , where is the conjugate partition. An odd self-conjugate hook is a sel…
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The losing-hook stack conjecture
Let be a losing partition and let be a losing hook. Write … when the stack operation is defined. Losing-hook stack conjecture. If…
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The thick-hook meld conjecture
A thick hook is the thick-hook family of partitions used in CRIM, and a meld is the partition operation defined in the paper. A losing position is a -position. Thick-ho…
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The even-by-even hook Conway-pair conjecture
A partition is a Young diagram, and its Conway pair is the pair of game-theoretic invariants used in the Conway–Gurvich–Ho classification. An even-by-even hook is a hook with an ev…
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The Sprague–Grundy conjecture for the rectair families and
The families and are rectair families, and denotes their Sprague–Grundy value. Rectair-family Sprague–Grundy conjecture. For , … … For…
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The Sprague–Grundy conjecture for near-square rectairs
A rectair is the rectair family used in CRIM, and denotes its Sprague–Grundy value. Near-square rectair conjecture. For , … In addition, … All other rectairs h…
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The Sprague–Grundy conjecture for square rectairs
A rectair is the rectair family used in CRIM, and denotes its Sprague–Grundy value. Let and be integers with . Square-rectair conjecture. … The conj…
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The even-rank conjecture for CRIM positions
A partition is a Young diagram, and its rank is the relevant rank statistic on the partition used in the CRIM analysis; a position is a -position when the next player l…
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Non-periodicity conjecture for the white regions in continuous Subtraction Nim
White-region non-periodicity conjecture. The Nim value function for is not purely periodic with any period, and each is split into infinitely many parts.
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Ward's period conjecture for three-parameter Subtraction Nim
Ward's period conjecture. The Nim value function has a period equal to one of , , or .
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The conjecture that fallow cells are the only mutually desired cells in Rex+
Fallow-cell conjecture. Fallow cells are the only cells where both players ever want to play; moreover, the unique taut positions guaranteed by Theorem are the fallow positions wit…
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Version C's subtract-three conjecture
Consider a position of Version C with piles of size , for , where … Exclude the position with as its piles, equivalently…
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The eventual parity conjecture for positions with many largest piles
Eventual parity conjecture. The outcome class of the position is determined solely by the parities of . The source reports preliminary calculations for smal…
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The parity-pattern conjecture for generalized OOOOOOB positions
Consider a position with piles of tokens, and let … Assume that every pile has more than tokens. Parity-pattern conjecture. The position is a -position p…