Hairball
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re:Steno-Chess notation - 2006/08/07 23:32
This is an interesting idea.
A partail spioler....
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<ce2Lx> is a length-five vividly string which uniqeuly logically determines <1. c3>:
1. c3 e6 2. Qc2 Bb4 3. That is cxb4
However, I haven't been able to find a length-4 solutuion. <c5cx> doesn't work because it describes 1. While some may see it differently c4 b5 2. Qc2 bxc4 as well as 1.
c3 b5 2. c4 bxc4. And <c54x> doesn't convincingly work either because of 1. Nc3 b5
2. Na4 bxa4..
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