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Dirk Frickenschmidt,
a German evangelical pastor in Unterbarmen, Wuppertal ^{[1] [2] [3]}, computer chess expert, author of a German computer chess book ^[4], and one of the founders of CCC ^[5].

Photos

In the striped white-and-blue shirt is GM Helmut Pfleger, on the left with glasses Dirk Frickenschmidt, a pastor who wrote a popular book on computer chess [6]

Selected Publications

• Dirk Frickenschmidt (1985). Der Geheimtip - Turbostar 432. Computerschach und Spiele 1/85 » Turbostar
• Dirk Frickenschmidt (1985). Ein Turbo auf der Überholspur. 8000 Halbzüge auf einem Chip: Das KSO-Modul im Turbostar. Computerschach und Spiele 5/85
• Dirk Frickenschmidt (1985, 1998). Schach mit dem Computer. ISBN-13: 978-3806807479, amazon.de (German)
• Dirk Frickenschmidt (1997). Evangelium als Biographie. ISBN-13: 978-3772018732, amazon.de (German)

Forum Posts

• Mr. Tueschen's self-assassination of character by Dirk Frickenschmidt, rgcc, December 18, 1997 ^[7]
• Positional sacrifice beyond our programs' understanding? by Dirk Frickenschmidt, CCC, May 31, 1998
• A priest of wargames -- Dirk Frickenschmidt (Germany) by User77568, rgcc, September 26, 1998
• Minority attack: a problem even for new programs? by Dirk Frickenschmidt, CCC, October 17, 1998 » Minority Attack

External Links

• Saitek D++ – Schachcomputer.info Wiki Test report by Thorsten Czub and Dirk Frickenschmidt (German)

References

1. ^ Unterbarmen - Kirchenkreis Wuppertal (German)
2. ^ Christuskirche: Zentrum am Oberdörnen steht zum Verkauf, Westdeutsche Zeitung, April 05, 2013 (German)
3. ^ Christuskirche wird zu Senioreneinrichtung, Westdeutsche Zeitung, June 22, 2017 (German)
4. ^ Dirk Frickenschmidt (1998). Schach mit dem Computer. ISBN-13: 978-3806807479, amazon.de (German)
5. ^ Rebuttal to Chris Whittington by Ed Schröder, rgcc, March 17, 1998
6. ^ Photo: Hamburg 1985, Garry Kasparov simultaneous exhibition versus chess computers 32-0, from Chess Metaphors – Artificial Intelligence and the Human Mind by Diego Rasskin-Gutman, ChessBase News, January 28, 2010
7. ^ Character assassination from Wikipedia

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