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Original Problems, Julia’s Fairies – 2014 (III): September – December →Previous ; →Next ; →List 2014(III) Please send your original fairy problems to: julia@juliasfairies.com |
No.672, 673 
No.672, 673 by Cornel Pacurar – Imitators in two interesting serial miniatures! (JV)
Definitions:
Imitator(I): Every time a piece moves an Imitator (or a set of Imitators) moves simultaneously in an identical manner. An Imitator cannot move of itself. If an Imitator cannot imitate the move of a piece, the move is illegal. An Imitator may only pass through or enter an unoccupied square and cannot move off the board. Castling is imitated by decomposing into a King move followed by a Rook move.
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No.672 Cornel Pacurar |
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White Kd4 Rb1 Pc7
Black Kb3 Pf6
Neutral Ia1a7
ser-h#26 (3+2+2i) |
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No.673 Cornel Pacurar |
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White Kb1
Black Kd1 Pe7
Neutral Ia1f7
ser-h#24 (1+2+2i) |
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The series-mover expert produces two excellent imitator examples. 673 is brilliant with interesting motivation for the promotion and the series of black switchbacks !!
I am agree, I prefer 673 to 672
Good job Cornell !
SL