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George Duke wrote on Sat, Apr 16, 2011 03:16 PM UTC:
There are 96 arrays of most interest. They exclude those without across-the-board symmetry and left-right symmetry, the latter considering King and Queen paired. Also to exclude are King and Queen cornered. Each one of the 96 is to be given a name. Over ten are already named. When all 96 have a name, like each a separate cv, then soon all 96 will be listed here. They are obvious for example beginning RNBFQ-, RBNFQ-, RBFNQ-.... In fact, those first three already have a name. The 96 arrays are all tolerable but about 15-20 are really high-player calibre.

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