Matthias Wüllenweber, a German physicist, initial developer of ChessBase, the first chess game database program and the eponymous of the ChessBase company, which was founded in 1986 [1] by Wüllenweber and Journalist Frederic Friedel. Matthias Wüllenweber is also developer of the Music composing software Ludwig [2] [3] .
Matthias Wüllenweber [4]

Selected Publications

• Matthias Wüllenweber (2002). The Match from Fritz' View Point. ICGA Journal, Vol. 25, No. 4 » Kramnik versus Deep Fritz 2002
• Matthias Wüllenweber, Frederic Friedel, Mathias Feist (2006). Kramnik vs. Deep Fritz 10: Computer wins match by 4-2. ICGA Journal, Vol. 29, No. 4 » Kramnik versus Deep Fritz 2006

External Links

• Who is Who at ChessBase from ChessBase auf Helgoland June 16, 2004
• ChessBase is 25 – everything 25% off in our shop from ChessBase News, May 19, 2011
• Ask the experts: With Matthias Wüllenweber and Mathias Feist, ChessBase News, February 28, 2012 » Mathias Feist
• Ludwig ist eine dienende Software im besten Sinne, ein Gespräch mit Matthias Wüllenweber über Schach, Computer, Mathematik und Musik, from Karl - Das kulturelle Schachmagazin (German)

References

1. ^ Christmas dinner on a train – meet the ChessBase team from ChessBase News, December 23, 2003
2. ^ Ludwig 2.0: Lehrer - Komponist - Band
3. ^ Smudo, Vaile, Vladimir and Ludwig – when chess meets music, ChessBase News, July 23, 2007
4. ^ "Rechtes gegen linkes Alsterufer" mit Neuerungen, ChessBase.de, April 03, 2009 (German)

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