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* [[Jack van Rijswijck]]. Set Colouring Games, 2006. | * [[Jack van Rijswijck]]. Set Colouring Games, 2006. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 29 February 2020
These are a few puzzles designed by Claude Berge. Their respective solutions can be found here.
Contents
Puzzles
Puzzle 1
Blue to move and win.
Puzzle 2
Blue to move and win.
Puzzle 3
Red to move and win.
Puzzle 4
Red to move and win.
Puzzle 5
Blue to move and win.
References
The puzzles are taken from:
- Claude Berge. L'Art Subtil du Hex. Manuscript, 1977.
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- Jack van Rijswijck. Set Colouring Games, 2006.
- Ryan Hayward. Berge and the Art of Hex, 2003.
