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Wim H. Elsenaar
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a Dutch computer scientist and club chess player, while affiliated with the
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
in the 80s, computer chess programmer and author of
Chess 0.5X
, a strong program of that time, running on a
PDP 11/70
of the Universiteit. Chess 0.5X competed the early
Dutch Open Computer Chess Championships
, winning
DOCCC 1983
and
DOCCC 1984
both with a perfect 100% score (8/8 and 6/6).
Wim Elsenaar at
DOCCC 1983
[1]
Publications
Wim Elsenaar
(
1983
).
Chess 0.5X
in
Peter van Diepen
(ed.) (
1983
).
Toernooibulletin van het Nederlands kampioenschap computerschaak 1982
.
pdf
hosted by
Hein Veldhuis
»
DOCCC 1982
Wim Elsenaar
(
1984
).
Chess 0.5X
in
Roger Hünen
,
Sicco Kooi
(eds.) (
1984
).
CSVN computerschaak toernooi Leiden 1983
.
pdf
hosted by
Hein Veldhuis
»
DOCCC 1983
References
^
Image cropped from
Roger Hünen
,
Sicco Kooi
(eds.) (
1984
).
CSVN computerschaak toernooi Leiden 1983
.
pdf
hosted by
Hein Veldhuis
»
DOCCC 1983
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a Dutch computer scientist and club chess player, while affiliated with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the 80s, computer chess programmer and author of Chess 0.5X, a strong program of that time, running on a PDP 11/70 of the Universiteit. Chess 0.5X competed the early Dutch Open Computer Chess Championships, winning DOCCC 1983 and DOCCC 1984 both with a perfect 100% score (8/8 and 6/6).
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