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Unsolved problems in Combinatorial Games

Richard K. GuyRichard J. NowakowskiDalhousie University, Nova Scotia
2009en
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They have been given new numbers. The numbers in parentheses are the old numbers used in each of the lists of unsolved problems given on pp. 183–189 of AMS Proc. Sympos. Appl. Math. 43 (1991), called PSAM 43 below; on pp. 475–491 of Games of No Chance, hereafter referred to as GONC; and on pp. 457–473 of More Games of No Chance (MGONC). Missing numbers are of problems which have been solved, or for which we have nothing new to add. References [year] may be found in Fraenkel's Bibliography at the end of this volume. References [#] are at the end of this article. A useful reference for the rules and an introduction to many of the specific games mentioned below is M. Albert, R. J. Nowakowski and D. Wolfe, Lessons in Play: An Introduction to the Combinatorial Theory of Games, A K Peters, 2007 (LIP).

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