Thanks Julia for instant response !
Yes, BlackTransmutedKing is good.
856.1: With the black bishop at c6, blackTransmutingking will work as well. Supertransmuting not necessary. Sorry I did not notice…
Thanks Karol Mlynka! Glad to be associated with a famous name 🙂
see:http://pdb.dieschwalbe.de/search.jsp?expression=PROBID=%27P1305646%27
Thank you very much, Ram. I'm glad you're a new co-author. We ask Julia to adjust it in the publication.…
I would like to draw the attention of participants on the strict definition of "pin mate" that was given in…
Easy to have a third twin: white Pg7, Royal lrg2 black Qc5, Ke4,Bc6 (c) Pg7 Sol: 1.g8=LR Qg5 + 2.LRg8*g5-g4…
The problem has a twin: b) shift a2 ==> a1 1.Kd4*c5 2.nPd6-d5[+nSc4] 3.nSe5*c4=B 4.Kc5-b4[+nSb3] 5.nBc4*d5=R 6.Kb4-a4[+nPc5] 7.nRd5*c5=Q nSb3-a1=P[+nPb3] #
siehe:http://pdb.dieschwalbe.de/search.jsp?expression=PROBID=%27P1305603%27