The finite advantage conjecture for infinite Hex
The finite advantage conjecture for infinite Hex
Consider infinite Hex on the triangular lattice, with Red and Blue claiming unoccupied board positions according to the usual rules, but with a board position containing finitely many stones already placed. Finite advantage conjecture. Infinite Hex remains a draw when starting from a board position with finitely many stones already placed. This asks whether giving the first player any finite initial advantage changes the draw result established for the empty board; the source provides no resolution.
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Primary source
Joel David Hamkins and Davide Leonessi, “Infinite Hex is a draw”, arXiv:2201.06475 (2023).
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