Yes. It is also interesting to note that the problem is cooked precisely the way Popeye is buggy - it…
On No.670 (KM)
The composer referred on Dec. 21 to my question if part a) isn't unsoluble because of 4. - Rg7(Ia8), but…
On No.670 (KM)
Thanks Juraj, it seems everything is now clear: - A checked super-transmuted King must move, using the mobility of the…
On No.670 (KM)
> the exact definition of supertransmuting kings (Pressburg kings) seems elusive. Can somebody from Pressburg (i.e. Bratislava) or somebody else…
On No.670 (KM)
Cook 1.Sd5 ... 5.RPc2, then 1.a1=B 2.h1=R ... 5.Ra2 6.a3 ... 8.a4 ... 14.Kb2 ... 18.h1=R,Q 19.R,Qd1 RPxd1=Q=
On No.708 (KG)
Oh dear, you are right of course. That's why the Proca-retro composers say that White must not start the pendulum…
On No.706 (AT)
I think the intended solution doesn't work. The pendulum actually starts earlier, after 2nd white move, with wKh5 and bSg7.…
On No.706 (AT)
The rebirth after capture is missing from the solution, as well as the various checks from black. Moreover I prefer…
On No.706 (AT)
Interesting "Pickaninny" (?). The other two parts appear as tries!
On No.705 (LK)
Kjell is right. My working definition of SAT is "A King is in check if it can move to a…
On No.705 (LK)
