[Retros] Hit Team theme progress
Noam Elkies
elkies at math.harvard.edu
Wed Aug 30 14:47:56 EDT 2017
Roberto osorio <osorio.arg at gmail.com> wrote:
> I think that Andrew is referring to the "Total Home Circuit" feature.
> This means that all the white "entities" are on their starting position.
> The abstract concept is that after promotion, the "entity" is transformed,
> but it continues to be the same entity (piece).
> The first example was,
> 1. Sc3 h5 2. Sd5 Th6 3. Sxe7 Tf6 4. Sd5 Sh6 5. Sc3 Ke7 6. g4 Ke6 7. g5 Kf5
> 8. g6 Kg4 9. gxf7 g6 10. Sf3 Lg7 11. f8=S Lh8 12. Se6 Dg8 13. Sf4 Tf8 14.
> Sg2 Kh3 15. Sb1 Sg4 16. Sg1#
So, the challenge is to construct a proof game with this feature
ending in a pure mate (unlike the above "first example" where
g3 is guarded twice)? This works, then (C+ Popeye 3.41 in ~5.5 seconds):
https://www.janko.at/Retros/d.php?ff=2r2n2/2p1pr2/3pbkpn/5pb1/1p6/8/PQPPPPNP/RNBQKBNR
SPG-16.5
Solution below. Andrew -- does this accomplish the task you had in mind?
NDE
1 g4 f5 2 g5 Kf7 3 g6+ Kf6 4 gxh7 g6 5 b4 Bh6 6 b5 Bg5 7 b6 Nh6
8 b6xa7 Rf8 9 h8=N d6 10 Nf7 Nd7 11 Nxd8 Rf7 12 Ne6 Nf8 13 Nf4 Be6
14 Ng2 Rc8 15 a8=Q b5 16 Qa3 b4 17 Qb2#
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