Kai von Luck, (born 1954) a German computer scientist and full professor with Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. Kai von Luck defended his Ph.D. in 1985 on Chess Knowledge Representation at the University of Hamburg [1]. At the Advances in Computer Chess 4 conference 1984, von Luck and his fellow Bernd Owsnicki, discussed a method of plan construction in computer chess with results from its application in a program called N.N. [2]. They illustrate three categories of possible errors, each with its own cause and each with a different level of solvability [3].
Kai von Luck [4]

Selected Publications

• Kai von Luck, Bernd Owsnicki (1980). Repräsentation von strategischem Schachwissen. KI-Rundbrief der GI Nr. 21 (German)
• Kai von Luck, Bernd Owsnicki (1981). Structures for Knowledge-Based Chess Programs. in Siekmann (Ed.), Proc. of GWAI-81
• Kai von Luck, Bernd Owsnicki (1982). N.N.: A View of Planning in Chess. in Wahlster (Ed.), Proc. of GWAI-82
• Kai von Luck (1985). Aspekte wissensgestützter Planung. Ph.D. thesis, University of Hamburg (German)
• Bernd Owsnicki, Kai von Luck (1986). N.N.: A Case Study in Chess Knowledge Representation. Advances in Computer Chess 4

External Links

• Kai von Luck homepage
• Prof. Dr. Kai von Luck: HAW Hamburg

References

1. ^ Alexander Reinefeld (1985). Kai von Luck: Aspekte wissensgestützter Planung. Bernd Owsnicki: Repräsentation von positionellem Schachwissen mit Techniken der künstlichen Intelligenz. ICCA Journal, Vol. 8, No. 4
2. ^ Jaap van Oosterwijk Bruyn (1984). The Fourth Conference on Advances in Computer Chess. ICCA Journal, Vol. 7, No. 2
3. ^ Dap Hartmann (1987). Book review: Advances in Computer Chess 4 from ACM Portal
4. ^ Prof. Dr. Kai von Luck: HAW Hamburg
5. ^ Kai von Luck: List of Publications
6. ^ ICGA Reference Database (pdf)

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