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math.CO2025

Cyclic impartial games with carry-on moves

Tomoaki Abuku, Alda Carvalho, Urban Larsson +3

In an impartial combinatorial game, both players have the same options in the game and all its subpositions. The classical Sprague-Grundy Theory was developed for short impartial g…

math.CO2024

Misère Cricket Pitch

Richard J. Nowakowski, Ethan J. Saunders

Misère games in general have little algebraic structure, but if the games under consideration have properties then some algebraic structure re-appears. In 2023, the class of Blocki…

math.CO2024

Simple Chopsticks: Playing with any number of hands and fingers

Antoine Dailly, Valentin Gledel, Richard J. Nowakowski +1

Chopsticks is a game played by two players where they start with one finger raised on each hand. On their turn, each player moves by pointing an attacking hand at one of their oppo…

math.CO2024

Affine Normal Play

Urban Larsson, Richard J. Nowakowski, Carlos P. Santos

There are many combinatorial games in which a move can terminate the game, such as a checkmate in chess. These moves give rise to diverse situations that fall outside the scope of…

math.CO2023

A complete solution for the partisan chocolate game

Tomoaki Abuku, Hikaru Manabe, Richard J. Nowakowski +2

The class of Poset Take-Away games includes many interesting and difficult games. Playing on an -dimensional positive quadrant (the origin being the bottom of the poset) gives r…

math.CO2023

Indecomposable combinatorial games

Michael Fisher, Neil A. McKay, Rebecca Milley +2

In Combinatorial Game Theory, short game forms are defined recursively over all the positions the two players are allowed to move to. A form is decomposable if it can be expressed…