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Snapshot of chessprogramming.wikispaces.com (2018-04-17)
Tim Foden
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Tim Foden
,
a British software engineer, and as computer chess programmer author of
Green Light Chess
[1]
. Tim Foden resides in
Jávea
,
Alicante
, Spain at the
Costa Blanca
[2]
.
Tim Foden @
WCCC 2003
[3]
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References
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Forum Posts
Hash functions for use with a transition table
by
Tim Foden
,
rgcc
, March 5, 1997 »
Transposition Table
Version 2.11 of Green Light Chess released; web page moved
by
Tim Foden
,
CCC
, November 29, 2000
Yet again: Hashing and FINE 70
by
Tim Foden
,
CCC
, December 18, 2000 »
Lasker-Reichhelm Position
Green Light Chess v2.15 now released
by
Tim Foden
,
CCC
, October 08, 2001
Algorithm question for Heiner
by
Tim Foden
from
CCC
, April 03, 2002 »
Graph History Interaction
,
Heiner Marxen
External Links
7th Sun Tim Foden's Internet Site
Green Light Chess
Tim Foden's ICGA Tournaments
Foden, Tim
from
computer-go.info
References
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Green Light Chess
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About the Author
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Brutus auf WM-Kurs?
,
ChessBase
Nachrichten, November 24, 2003 (German)
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Arturo Ochoa
May 4, 2017
Carlos Pesce
Sep 7, 2012
CCT6
May 29, 2014
Graph History Interaction
Oct 16, 2017
Green Light Chess
Jan 21, 2018
Lasker-Reichhelm Position
Oct 24, 2017
People
Feb 28, 2018
RWBC
Jun 2, 2016
Sjeng
Aug 18, 2017
Tim Foden
Jan 7, 2016
Transposition Table
Saturday
WCCC 2003
Apr 2, 2017
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a British software engineer, and as computer chess programmer author of Green Light Chess [1]. Tim Foden resides in Jávea, Alicante, Spain at the Costa Blanca [2].
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