Papers describing phylogenetic analyses of chess variants

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Link to: Papers describing phylogenetic analyses of chess variants

Lex Kraaijeveld has sent us this link. It briefly describes some of his early work on using evolutionary (phylogenetic) techniques to shed light from a different angle on the question of how chess originated and evolved. At the moment. He is working on a much larger analysis, using more sophisticated techniques. The articles referred to on the page are available to everyone interested, either as pdf-files sent by e-mail (though one of them is quite large at 6MB) or as photocopies sent by snailmail.

Papers describing phylogenetic analyses of chess variants: http://www.cpb.bio.ic.ac.uk/staff/kraaijeveld/lexchess.html

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Link to: Papers describing phylogenetic analyses of chess variants

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