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Martin Borriss,
a German computer scientist with a Ph.D. on Predictable High-Speed Communication from Dresden University of Technology in 1998. As chess programmer, Martin is author of the free open source engine Gullydeckel, which supports the Chess Engine Communication Protocol ^[1].

Selected Publications

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• Martin Borriss (1998). Operating System Support for Predictable High-Speed Communication. Ph.D. thesis, Dresden University of Technology, amazon.ca

Forum Posts

• Move generator design choices by Martin Borriss, rgcc, April 26, 1996
• Sane numbers by Martin Borriss, rgcc, June 26, 1996
• Repetitions in Crafty by Martin Borriss, rgcc, January 30, 1997
• Re: Deep Quiesence Searching by Martin Borriss, rgcc, February 26, 1997

External Links

• Martin Borriss | LinkedIn
• Martin on Life - random news
• Gullydeckel Chess Program

References

1. ^ Gullydeckel Chess Program
2. ^ Martin Borriss' Publications

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