Rüdiger Worbs, a German electrical engineer and former chess programmer. When affiliated with VEB Mikroelektronik „Karl Marx“ Erfurt, Rüdiger Worbs was primary developer of the programs of the dedicated Chess-Master series [1]. He co-authored with Dieter Schultze, when Chess-Master played the 3rd World Microcomputer Chess Championship 1983 in Budapest [2], while Wolfgang Pähtz was co-author of the later Chess-Master Diamond [3].
Rüdiger Worbs [4]

Photos

Erfurt computer chess team in 1983, programmer Rüdiger Worbs, project leader Holger Faltermeier and chess consultant IM (Bernd ?) Stein [5]

Selected Publications

• Dieter Schultze, Rüdiger Worbs (1986). Schachcomputer Chess-Master CM, rfe, H1, S 19-21 ^[6]
• Rainer Hinkeldein, Rüdiger Worbs (1988). Schachcomputer Chess-Master Diamond, rfe, H5, S 316-312
• Christian Posthoff, Günter Reinemann (1987). Computerschach - Schachcomputer. with cooperation of Rainer Knaak, Michael Schlosser, Rainer Staudte, Rüdiger Worbs, Akademie-Verlag Berlin, booklooker

External Links

• Rüdiger Worbs' ICGA Tournaments
• Worbs, Rüdiger & Pähtz, Wolfgang from Schachcomputer.info Wiki

References

1. ^ Chess-Master from Schachcomputer.info Wiki (German)
2. ^ Chess-Master's ICGA Tournaments
3. ^ Chess-Master Diamond from Schachcomputer.info Wiki (German)
4. ^ VEB Mikroelektronik Erfurt from Schachcomputer.info - Wiki (German)
5. ^ VEB Mikroelektronik Erfurt from Schachcomputer.info - Wiki (German)
6. ^ OEM und Sonstiges - Schachcomputer "ChessMaster" from Robotron-net.de (German)

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