Transitivity of arrows between impartial misère-game positions
Transitivity of arrows between impartial misère-game positions
Let , , and be impartial positions. An arrow exists when Left moving second can win , or under a similar criterion. Transitivity conjecture. If arrows and exist, then an arrow exists. The conjecture would establish transitivity of the arrow relation on impartial positions and could help determine whether these positions form a Joyal-style category under a suitable sum and negative; the paper gives no resolution.
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Primary source
Meghan Rose Allen, “An Investigation of Partizan Misere Games”, arXiv:1008.4109 (2010).
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