AbstractWe consider extensions and restrictions of Wythoff's game having exactly the same set of P positions as the original game. No strict subset of rules gives the same set of P positions. On the other hand, we characterize all moves that can be adjoined while preserving the original set of P positions. Testing if a move belongs to such an extended set of rules is shown to be doable in polynomial time. Many arguments rely on the infinite Fibonacci word, automatic sequences and the corresponding numeration system. With these tools, we provide new two-dimensional morphisms generating an infinite picture encoding respectively P positions of Wythoff's game and moves that can be adjoined
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AbstractWe consider extensions and restrictions of Wythoff's game having exactly the same set of P p...
International audienceWe consider extensions and restrictions of Wythoff's game having exactly the s...
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One single Queen is placed on an arbitrary starting position of a (large) Chess board. Two players a...
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We study the problem whether there exist variants ofWythoff’s game whose P-positions, except for a f...
We study the problem whether there exist variants of Wythoff’s game whose P-positions, except for a ...
AbstractGiven non-negative integers a and b, we consider the following game WYT(a,b). Given two pile...
One single Queen is placed on an arbitrary starting position of a (large) Chess board. Two players a...
We study extensions of the classical impartial combinatorial game of Wythoff Nim. The games are play...
Wythoff queens is a classical combinatorial game related to very interesting mathematical results. A...
AbstractWe consider extensions and restrictions of Wythoff's game having exactly the same set of P p...
International audienceWe consider extensions and restrictions of Wythoff's game having exactly the s...
Wythoff's game is a century old classical two players combinatorial game. When studying this game, B...
AbstractWe adjoin to the generalized Wythoff game three subsets of its P-positions as moves, resulti...
AbstractWe present two variants of Wythoffʼs game. The first game is a restriction of Wythoffʼs game...
One single Queen is placed on an arbitrary starting position of a (large) Chess board. Two players a...
AbstractWe present two variants of Wythoffʼs game. The first game is a restriction of Wythoffʼs game...
AbstractIn the context of 2-player removal games, we define the notion of invariant game for which e...
We relax the hypothesis of a recent result of A. S. Fraenkel and U. Peled on certain complementary s...
We study the problem whether there exist variants ofWythoff’s game whose P-positions, except for a f...
We study the problem whether there exist variants of Wythoff’s game whose P-positions, except for a ...
AbstractGiven non-negative integers a and b, we consider the following game WYT(a,b). Given two pile...
One single Queen is placed on an arbitrary starting position of a (large) Chess board. Two players a...
We study extensions of the classical impartial combinatorial game of Wythoff Nim. The games are play...
Wythoff queens is a classical combinatorial game related to very interesting mathematical results. A...