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April 4th 04, 10:40 AM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I
would appreciate any good suggestions to this. Thanking You, Mr. Shah 
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April 4th 04, 08:50 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Call Centre" wrote in message om... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm?
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April 5th 04, 07:20 AM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message om... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? WTF is WTF ?
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April 5th 04, 11:24 AM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
Avanti wrote:
"Call Centre" wrote in message om... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? I assumed Logarithm - Algorithm. Maybe yes, maybe no... -- John Cordes
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April 5th 04, 02:45 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Avanti" wrote in message ...
"Call Centre" wrote in message om... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur
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April 5th 04, 06:53 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Arfur" wrote in message m... "Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message om... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur Naturally!! LOL Another useful idea in chess logarithms is log(rank^file) = file * log(rank) So for 10-based logs on the c file, simply calculate: log [(3.00*10^8]^file) = file * 8.477 And really, four significant digits is accurate enough all the way up to grandmaster level.
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April 5th 04, 08:25 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
En/na Arfur ha escrit:
"Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message .com... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur I'm sorry, but ... log (e4) = log e + log 4
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April 5th 04, 09:09 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Antonio Torrecillas" wrote in message ... En/na Arfur ha escrit: "Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message .com... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur I'm sorry, but ... log (e4) = log e + log 4 No, Arfur is correct. Standard chess logarithms use the convention of implied powers. So, the logarithm of e4, "naturally" would be the natural logarithm of e^4. ln(e^4) = 4 - Benjamin Jordan
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April 5th 04, 09:24 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Benjamin Jordan" wrote in message
... "Antonio Torrecillas" wrote in message ... En/na Arfur ha escrit: "Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message .com... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur I'm sorry, but ... log (e4) = log e + log 4 No, Arfur is correct. Standard chess logarithms use the convention of implied powers. So, the logarithm of e4, "naturally" would be the natural logarithm of e^4. ln(e^4) = 4 - Benjamin Jordan This is all explained in Nunn's book "Beating the Anti-Logarithms" Arfur
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April 6th 04, 02:37 PM
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Any Good Books on Chess Logarithms
"Arfur Million" wrote in message news:Fcjcc.86$%o4.3@newsfe1-win...
"Benjamin Jordan" wrote in message ... "Antonio Torrecillas" wrote in message ... En/na Arfur ha escrit: "Avanti" wrote in message ... "Call Centre" wrote in message .com... I was wondering if there were any good books on Chess Logarithms. I would appreciate any good suggestions to this. WTF is a chess logarithm? The logarithm of e4 is 4, naturally. Regards, Arfur I'm sorry, but ... log (e4) = log e + log 4 No, Arfur is correct. Standard chess logarithms use the convention of implied powers. So, the logarithm of e4, "naturally" would be the natural logarithm of e^4. ln(e^4) = 4 - Benjamin Jordan This is all explained in Nunn's book "Beating the Anti-Logarithms" Arfur Thank you
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