The penult token-count interval conjecture for square Tak boards
The penult token-count interval conjecture for square Tak boards
Let . Write for the value given by Proposition, and let satisfy
A penult is a position on an board with the stated token count from which the relevant game-theoretic condition holds. Penult token-count interval conjecture. For every such and , there is a penult on an board with tokens. The conjecture proposes that the token counts between the snake-diagram lower bound and the stated upper bound are all realized; the supplied text gives no resolution.
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Boris Alexeev, Paul Ellis, Michael Richter and Thotsaporn Aek Thanatipanonda, “The Penults of Tak: Adventures in impartial, normal-play, positional games”, arXiv:2408.01837 (2024).
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