On Playing Well in a Sum of Games
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MIT-LCS-TR-348.pdf
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Author(s)
Yedwab, Laura
Advisor(s)
Rivest, Ronald L.
Date Issued
August 1985
Series/Report no.
MIT-LCS-TR-348
Abstract
Many games are naturally described as a sum of games, e.g., nim and the endgame of Go. Let G ,...,G represent n games. Then a move in the sum G + ...+G consists of picking a component game G and making a move in G .. This thesis analyzes play in a sum of games from three different perspective: computational complexity, approximate solutions, and optimal research algorithms.
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