[Retros] eight officers homebase mate (new name for total homebase mate)-STATUS
andrew buchanan
andrew at anselan.com
Tue Nov 21 10:18:49 EST 2006
Hi Roberto,
>Q(lD) (2,18,4) Nicolas Dupont
> rnbqkbnr/ppp2ppp/8/4P2B/7K/6B1/PP4PP/RNBQKBNR
This position is wrong. There seem to be 2 White Kings for example...
Cheers,
Andrew.
--- raosorio at fibertel.com.ar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We found a quite dynamic example for the B(f) case,
>
> Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rsbqkbsr/p1p2ppp/8/1PK5/2R5/3P1Q2/1PPP1PPP/1SB2BSR
> 20 single moves. 16 + 13
>
> The task definition, PGs and status are updated downstream. Still
> pending candidates
> for some dynamyc records. In addition, some of the present records
> can surely
> be inproved.
>
> This presentation is still asking for absolute records (despiting the
> king
> position) for each case.
>
> It's specially challenging the N(g)K(f) case. The material record is
> posible
> (from the material point of view) to be (2,m,c), but then 3 pieces
> have to be
> in contact with the mated king. We got it (3,27,5). Some better
> version?
>
> On the other hand, a present material record includes a Pronkin. It
> would be
> really surprising that finally a PG including a Pronkin were a
> record.
>
> Roberto Osorio
>
>
> EIGHT OFFICERS HOMEBASE MATE - CONCEPTUAL DEFINITION
>
> CONSTRAINTS
> PG diagram showing a mate position where the mating side has its 8
> officers
> at homesquare and the remaining pawns at homesquare too. Standard
> material
>
> CASES
> There are 11 different cases based on the checking piece and the
> checking line
> ( the mated king position is not relevant, just the checking line)
>
> R(h) - mate by rook on (h) row
> R(a) - mate by rook on (a) row
> B(c) - mate by c1/c8 bishop
> B(f) - mate by f1/f8 bishop
> Q(lD) - mate by queen on its homesquare long diagonal
> Q(sD) - mate by queen on its homesquare short diagonal
> Q(d) - mate by queen on (d) row.
> N(b)K(a)- mate by knight from its b1/b8 homesquare and oposite king
> on a3/a6
> N(b)K(c)- mate by knight from its b1/b8 homesquare and oposite king
> on c3/c6
> N(g)K(f)- mate by knight from its g1/g8 homesquare and oposite king
> on f3/f6
> N(g)K(h)- mate by knight from its g1/g8 homesquare and oposite king
> on h3/h6
>
>
> TASK DEFINITION
> Defining,
>
> p: homebase mating side missing pawns
> m: PG single moves
> c: other side missing pieces
>
> a PG is characterized as (p,m,c). The task asks for economy, so p, m
> and c have
> to be minimized. Two different orders define two different tasks,
>
> 1) Material task: minimize first p, then m and finally c.
> 2) Dynamic task : minimize m, then p and finally c.
>
>
> PRESENT STATUS (nov 21st 2006)
>
> ...........MATERIAL TASK......................DYNAMIC TASK
>
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> CASE......(p,m,c)...Author....................(p,m,c)....Author
>
************************************************************************
> R(h)....-.(1,14,2)..Andrew Buchanan
>
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> R(a),,,,-.(1,18,2)..Andrew Buchanan
>
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> B(c)....-.(1,28,6)..R.Osorio & J.Lois.........(2,24,1).R.Osorio &
> J.Lois
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> B(f)....-.(1,27,3)..J.Lois & R.Osorio.........(3,20,0).J.Lois &
> R.Osorio
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Q(lD)...-.(1,27,4)..J.Lois & R.Osorio.........(2,18,4).Nicolas Dupont
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Q(sD)...-.(2,20,2)..R.Osorio & J.Lois
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Q(d)....-.(1,19,3)..J.Lois & R.Osorio.........(2,17,2).R.Osorio &
> J.Lois
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> N(b)K(a)-.(1,24,4)..R.Osorio & J.Lois
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> N(b)K(c)-.(2,25,3)..
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> N(g)K(f)-.(3,27,5)..R.Osorio & J.Lois
>
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> N(g)K(h)-.(1,24,4)..J.Lois & R.Osorio
>
************************************************************************
>
>
> The proof games
>
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> R(h) (1,14,2) Andrew Buchanan
> rnbqkbnr/ppppppp1/8/8/4P3/3B4/PPPPNPP1/RNB3RK
>
> R(a) (1,18,2) Andrew Buchanan
> rnbqkbnr/1ppppppp/8/8/3P1Q2/4B3/1PP1PPPP/KR3BNR
>
> Q(d) (1,19,3) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rnb1q3/pppkrp2/2p1p2p/8/8/8/PPP1PPPP/RNBQKBNR
>
> Q(d) (2,17,2) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> rnb1qbn1/p1pkppp1/2p1p3/8/8/8/PP2PPPP/RNBQKBNR
>
> Q(lD) (1,27,4) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> 1n4n1/2q1p3/2pr2pr/6bk/7p/8/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKBNR
>
> Q(lD) (2,18,4) Nicolas Dupont
> rnbqkbnr/ppp2ppp/8/4P2B/7K/6B1/PP4PP/RNBQKBNR
>
> Q(sD) (2,20,2) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> rsbqkbsr/pp1p1ppp/8/KB6/P7/4PS2/1PP2PPP/1SBQ3R
>
> B(f) (1,27,3) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> 1n4n1/rpp3p1/kb3r2/p3p1q1/8/7b/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKBNR
>
> B(f) (3,20,0) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rsbqkbsr/p1p2ppp/8/1PK5/2R5/3P1Q2/1PPP1PPP/1SB2BSR
>
> B(c) (1,28,6) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rnbqkbnr/ppp1pppp/8/2P5/7P/6BK/P3P1PQ/5NN1
>
> B(c) (2,24,1) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> rsbqkbsr/ppp2ppp/2P5/8/8/3PP1BK/P2PS1PP/RS1Q1B1R
>
> N(g)K(h) (1,24,4) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rnbqkbnr/ppppppRp/7K/6BP/8/4P3/PP3PP1/1N1Q2N1
>
> N(g)K(f) (3,27,5) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> 3q1bs1/5p1p/5p2/3p4/4r1b1/5k2/PPP1sP1P/RSBQKBSR
>
> N(b)K(a) (1,24,4) Roberto Osorio & Jorge Lois
> rnbqkbnr/pRpppppp/K7/PB6/8/3P4/1PP3PP/1N1Q2N1
>
> N(b)K(c) (2,25,3) Jorge Lois & Roberto Osorio
> rn1q4/pppprpp1/8/8/1bn5/2k5/P1P1PPPP/RNBQKBNR
>
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