Michael Hoffmann

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Michael Hoffmann,
a German computer scientist, programmer, league chess player (around 2000) [1] [2] [3], and as computer chess programmer working on his engine Nemo. Supported by Sven Schüle, Nemo 1.0 Beta was released to the public in January 2012 [4], available from Jim Ablett's site, also hosted by Ron Murawski [5].

Obstruction Difference

In 2009, Michael Hoffmann proposed an interesting technique to generate sliding piece attacks with bitboards, dubbed Obstruction Difference [6].

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References

  1. ^ DWZ-Karteikarte - Michael Hoffmann
  2. ^ Deutsche Wertungszahl (DWZ) from Wikipedia
  3. ^ Not to be confused with the German Grandmaster Michael Hoffmann
  4. ^ Nemo 1.0 Beta by Michael Hoffmann, CCC, January 12, 2012
  5. ^ Computer Chess Wiki - Engine: Nemo
  6. ^ DIRECT BITBOARD MOVEGENERATION by Michael Hoffmann, CCC, July 23, 2009

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Page Date Edited
Automated Tuning Feb 27, 2018
BitScan Sep 10, 2017
Cutechess-cli Jan 6, 2018
Match Statistics Mar 31, 2018
Mathematician Apr 9, 2018
Michael Hoffmann Aug 9, 2015
Nemo Sep 24, 2016
NUMA Mar 29, 2017
Obstruction Difference May 27, 2016
Parallel Search Dec 30, 2017
People Feb 28, 2018
Scorpio Bitbases Mar 12, 2018
SEE - The Swap Algorithm Jun 5, 2017
Sliding Piece Attacks May 27, 2016
SMP Dec 26, 2017
Sven Schüle Sep 20, 2016
Texel's Tuning Method Dec 2, 2017
Transposition Table Apr 19, 2018

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