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Greif

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  1. Martin Schongauer - The Griffin (15th century), Wikimedia Commons↩︎

Greif,
a chess program by engine author Michael Ehrig, supported by tester and opening book author Daniel Mehrmann 1. Greif played the WMCCC 1993 in Munich 2, the Aegon 1994 Man-Machine tournament in The Hague, and the IPCCC 1994 in Paderborn. At the private Clodra chess tournament organized by Rainer Serfling in November 1994, Greif was recognized as a clone of Chrilly Donninger's program Nimzo 2 3 4.

Contents
  1. See also
  2. Forum Posts
  3. External Links
    1. Chess Engine
    2. Misc
  4. References

See also

  • Nimzo

Forum Posts

  • 3-Hirn History: Winning a lost position against another computer by Ingo Althöfer, rgcc, June 20, 1997
  • Re: Rybka - How much Fruit is inside ? by Daniel Mehrmann, CCC, December 11, 2005

External Links

Chess Engine

  • Greif's ICGA Tournaments

Misc

  • Greif - Wiktionary
  • Greif from Wikipedia
  • Operation Greif from Wikipedia
  • Greif - Wikipedia.de (German)
  • Griffin from Wikipedia
  • Greifvögel - Wikipedia.de (German)

References

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  1. Re: Rybka - How much Fruit is inside ? by Daniel Mehrmann, CCC, December 11, 2005↩︎

  2. Greif's ICGA Tournaments↩︎

  3. Clone Engine List from Ron Murawski's Computer-Chess Wiki↩︎

  4. 3-Hirn History: Winning a lost position against another computer by Ingo Althöfer, rgcc, June 20, 1997↩︎

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