Theodore (Theo) Tegos, a Greek computer scientist, bioinformatician, and computer games developer [1], in the 2000s affiliated with the University of Alberta, where he was also member of the UofA Games Group. He is author of the Amazons program Antiope, two times participant at Computer Olympiads, the 5th Computer Olympiad London 2000 and the 7th Computer Olympiad Maastricht 2002. He discovered a new Amazons position with a combinatorial game theory value (nimber) of *2. The first such position in any partizan game was found by Raymond Georg Snatzke for an Amazons board with 8 empty squares [2]. Theo's position has only 5 empty squares [3] [4]. After receiving his Masters degree in 2002, he started his Ph.D. research at the bioinformatics group at UofA, where he worked on heuristic search in bipartite matching applied to nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of proteins and its statistical evaluation [5].
Theo Tegos [6]

Selected Publications

• Martin Müller, Theodore Tegos (2002). Experiments in Computer Amazons. More Games of No Chance edited by Richard J. Nowakowski, pdf
• Theodore Tegos (2002). Shooting the Last Arrow. Masters Thesis, University of Alberta, pdf
• Guohui Lin, Theodore Tegos, Zhi-Zhong Chen (2005). Heuristic Search in Constrained Bipartite Matching with Applications to Protein Nmr Backbone Resonance Assignment. Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Vol. 3, No. 6
• Guohui Lin, Xiang Wan, Theodore Tegos, Yingshu Li (2006). Statistical evaluation of NMR backbone resonance assignment. International Journal of Bioinformatics Research and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 2, pdf

External Links

• Theodore Tegos - Home Page
  User Info for Theodore Tegos :: Add-ons for Firefox for Android
• Theodore Tegos Video Game Credits and Biography from MobyGames
• Theo Tegos' ICGA Tournaments
• Jenazon Cup 2002 by Ingo Althöfer
  Theodore Tegos versus Richard Lorentz

References

1. ^ Theodore Tegos Video Game Credits and Biography from MobyGames
2. ^ Raymond Georg Snatzke (2002). Exhaustive search in the game amazons. in Richard J. Nowakowski More Games of No Chance. Cambridge University Press, pdf
3. ^ U of A GAMES Group Archives
4. ^ Raymond Georg Snatzke (2004). New results of exhaustive search in the game Amazons. Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 303, No. 3
5. ^ Guohui Lin, Xiang Wan, Theodore Tegos, Yingshu Li (2006). Statistical evaluation of NMR backbone resonance assignment. International Journal of Bioinformatics Research and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 2, pdf
6. ^ Theodore Tegos with Amazons board at Dagstuhl Seminar 02081, February 17–22, 2002, Image clipped from Group photo
7. ^ dblp: Theodore Tegos

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