I wrote to Christian Poisson about what I considered to be a bug in WinChloe. He replied: "actually, the bug…
...but Winchloe gives some cook in a) and no solution in b) 🙁 a) 1.CAn×d4(F)(Fnc1) Fnb2 2.CAn×b2(T)(Tna1) Tna6 3.Tnb6 CAn×b6(D)(Dnd8)‡…
Another nice idea by Geoff, the variation a) is the most spectacular !
Thank you Geoff. This raises the question of nomenclature that I wrote about at some length (in comment to my…
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I also like such problems. See YACPDB 402211.
A Circe without captures !
Dear Peter, It's already been done! When we had our discussion I failed to notice that Circe Einstein is closely…
Good Geoff. (You wrote previously (!): Nevertheless I will attempt a definition, even though there doesn’t seem much point, because…
Two symetrical mates but strangely two different solutions ! Well done Geoff and C+ also Winchloe