Devilish mazes

T. Verhoeff

Devilish mazes

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Abstract

This Demonstration offers three interesting two-person games on a 19×19 Go board. Click "rules" to get an explanation of how to play. The Demonstration illustrates how to create an intuitive interface for playing board games, and how to use the built-in Mathematica graph algorithms to determine when the game is over.

Original language	English
Publisher	Wolfram Demonstrations Project
Publication status	Published - 2014

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