Dorfmans's move search algorithm:

1) Find a critical position (a turning point in the play, a moment when
there is a
possible change in the hierarchy of strategic elements

2) Draw up the static balance of this position, allowing it to be decided
who in the
following phase should use a static move, and who uses a dynamic move

3) Consider the candidate moves and choose a specific move. When one is
behind in material or has an inferior position, he must make a dynamic move
that upsets the equilibrium.

In evaluating the static balance, one considers square control. A new
automated Chess Mover shows both the Chessboard and the "Control-Board". The
latter is color coded based on the number of times pieces control a
particular square. For the source of this revolutionary mover, see:

https://www.storesonline.com/site/chessmover