George Rajna, a Hungarian-Israeli physicist, computer scientist, and Chess International Master, in 1987 among the Top 100 Players of the World [1]. In the 70s, while affiliated with the Eötvös Loránd University and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, he co-authored the chess program Papa (along with B. Almasi), which participated at the 1st World Computer Chess Championship in 1974 [2]. In the early 90s he researched at Tel Aviv University on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Chess [3].
George Rajna [4]

Selected Publications

• George Rajna (1976, 2012). Information – Entropy theory of Artificial Intelligence. viXra:1201.0063 ^[7]
• George Rajna (2017). Quantum Winner and Loser. viXra:1703.0235
• George Rajna (2017). CHESS Electron Microscope. viXra:1703.0302
• George Rajna (2017). Magnetic Molecular Chessboard. viXra:1705.0329

External Links

• G. Rajna' ICGA Tournaments
• George Rajna chess games from 365Chess.com
• The chess games of George Rajna from chessgames.com
• George Rajna | Architect, IBM | Herzelia | Herzelia | HaMerkaz | Israel
• George Rajna - Israel | LinkedIn

References

1. ^ George Rajna - Israel | LinkedIn
2. ^ Papa's ICGA Tournaments
3. ^ George Rajna - Israel | LinkedIn
4. ^ George Rajna | Architect, IBM | Herzelia | Herzelia | HaMerkaz | Israel
5. ^ George Rajna - Israel | LinkedIn
6. ^ viXra.org e-Print archive, George Rajna
7. ^ republished 2012, text appears on page 76 in Jean E. Hayes, David Levy (1976). The world computer chess championship, Stockholm 1974. University Press (Edinburgh) ISBN 0852242859

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