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| | Read This: More Games of No Chance |
 | | In the 1994 volume, the main tools were the values of games, what are sometimes called "numbers", other times called "surreal numbers." These ideas were developed in 1972 by John Conway in On Numbers and Games and in 1982 by Berlekamp, Conway and Guy in Winning Ways for your Mathematical Plays. |
 | | One such game is Amazons, the subject of two articles, "Experiments in Computer Amazons" by Martin Müller and Theodore Tegos, and "Exhaustive Search in the Game Amazons" by Raymond Georg Snatzke. |
 | | Amazons, though, is only incompletely or partially partitioned, so its analysis challenges theorists to extend and refine their tools. |
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