Anastasios Milikas, a Greek computer scientist, computer chess programmer and teacher of Computer Science at a public school in Greece [1] . Anastasios is author of the computer chess engine AICE, which had its over the board debut in Chess960 at the 1st Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship 2005.
Anastasios Milikas [2]

Forum Posts

• Rebel's long checks concept in QS by milix, CCC, January 23, 2004 » Rebel, Check, Quiescence Search
• PopCount optimization by milix, CCC, March 11, 2004 » Population Count
• bugs, Bugs and BUGS! by milix, CCC, May 27, 2004
• Fail High Reductions - question about researches by milix, CCC, November 11, 2004 » Fail-High Reductions

External Links

• milix.net - Computer chess, CD Ripper, Artificial Intelligence
• milix AICE chess engine for both UCI and Winboard
• Interview with the programmer of AICE by Alexander Schmidt and Frank Quisinsky, Arena Chess GUI 3.0 - Archive 8, 118, April 27, 2005
• Portrait of Anastasios Mikilas, author of the Chess960 engine AICE by Mark Vogelgesang, July 21, 2005

References

1. ^ Portrait of Anastasios Mikilas, author of the Chess960 engine AICE by Mark Vogelgesang, July 21, 2005
2. ^ Portrait of Anastasios Mikilas, author of the Chess960 engine AICE by Mark Vogelgesang, July 21, 2005

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