Add to ORKGThe relationship between word games and mathematical recreations is well-known. Martin Gardner has often described them in his Mathematical Games column in the Scientific American. The editor of WORD WAYS, in his recent book BEYOND LANGUAGE, has derived logological structures from mathematical ones
As we move from 9- to 8-letter words, the number of neighbours per word increases by one-third, so t...
In the February 1979 Kickshaws, the late R. Robinson Rowe proposed Word Ladders which successfully r...
Many mathematicians enjoy wordplay, and for obvious reasons. It is almost a branch of combinatorial...
In an earlier article, I showed how many of the classic word ladders proposed by Lewis Carroll could...
Word ladders are strings of equal-length words that change one letter at each step. They have featu...
A word ladder is a sequence of words of the same length in which each word is successively transform...
In the case of 7-letter words, almost one-third are heterograms, the fraction of isolanos decreases ...
In my article Near-Ideal Nine Letter Word Ladders in the August 2000 Word Ways I stated six criter...
Logophiles have extensively studied interesting properties of isolated words: palindromes, anagrams ...
As the number of letters in a word decreases, the number of ladders increase sharply, despite there ...
A word ladder is a link between two given words in which each rung is obtained from its predecessor ...
My knowledge of the history of word ladders comes from two books The Magic of Lewis Carroll by Joh...
In my article Snakes and Ladders in the May 1998 Word Ways, I recorded just one example of a word ...
Word Ways readers are familiar with Lewis Carroll\u27s word ladders. As a variation, Dave Morice su...
By the time we reach six-letter words, conditions for superior ladders are much improved: nearly one...
As we move from 9- to 8-letter words, the number of neighbours per word increases by one-third, so t...
In the February 1979 Kickshaws, the late R. Robinson Rowe proposed Word Ladders which successfully r...
Many mathematicians enjoy wordplay, and for obvious reasons. It is almost a branch of combinatorial...
In an earlier article, I showed how many of the classic word ladders proposed by Lewis Carroll could...
Word ladders are strings of equal-length words that change one letter at each step. They have featu...
A word ladder is a sequence of words of the same length in which each word is successively transform...
In the case of 7-letter words, almost one-third are heterograms, the fraction of isolanos decreases ...
In my article Near-Ideal Nine Letter Word Ladders in the August 2000 Word Ways I stated six criter...
Logophiles have extensively studied interesting properties of isolated words: palindromes, anagrams ...
As the number of letters in a word decreases, the number of ladders increase sharply, despite there ...
A word ladder is a link between two given words in which each rung is obtained from its predecessor ...
My knowledge of the history of word ladders comes from two books The Magic of Lewis Carroll by Joh...
In my article Snakes and Ladders in the May 1998 Word Ways, I recorded just one example of a word ...
Word Ways readers are familiar with Lewis Carroll\u27s word ladders. As a variation, Dave Morice su...
By the time we reach six-letter words, conditions for superior ladders are much improved: nearly one...
As we move from 9- to 8-letter words, the number of neighbours per word increases by one-third, so t...
In the February 1979 Kickshaws, the late R. Robinson Rowe proposed Word Ladders which successfully r...
Many mathematicians enjoy wordplay, and for obvious reasons. It is almost a branch of combinatorial...
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