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  1. Axon from Wikipedia↩︎

Axon (Geniss Axon),
a chess engine by primary author Vladan Vučković with chess knowledge and opening moves contributed by Đorđe Vidanović. Geniss Axon, a plain alpha-beta searcher whose development started in 2001, was written in compact 16-bit 8086 assembly, also incorporated into the Axon Benchmark program, which is available from the Arena site 1. The benchmark indicates how well x86 processors will support Axon's 16-bit instructions.

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  1. Description
  2. See also
  3. Publications
  4. Forum Posts
  5. External Links
  6. References

Description

Axon used a 12x12 mailbox to represent the board, and applies a unique move repetition detection technique, as described by Vučković and Vidanović in 2004 2. Further developments were Axon I, the successor of Geniss Axon XP, first using null move pruning with R = 2, the 32-bit port Axon II utilizing 64-bit MMX extensions, and Axon 3 the serial program of the parallel chess system Achilles 3 4. In 2008, Vučković introduced the Compact Chessboard Representation as used in Axon 5 6.

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Publications

Forum Posts

References

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  1. Arena Chess GUI 3.0 - Axon, EloStat, Nalimov↩︎

  2. Vladan Vučković, Đorđe Vidanović (2004). A New Approach to Draw Detection by Move Repetition in Computer Chess Programming. CoRR cs.AI/0406038, pdf↩︎

  3. Achilles Home↩︎

  4. Vladan Vučković (2007). Axon Development. pdf (Serbian)↩︎

  5. Vladan Vučković (2008). The Compact Chessboard Representation. ICGA Journal, Vol. 31, No. 3↩︎

  6. Vladan Vučković (2012). An Alternative Efficient Chessboard Representation based on 4-Bit Piece Coding. Yugoslav Journal of Operations Research, Vol. 22, No. 1, pdf↩︎

  7. Draw Detection by Move Repetition Procedure -- Comments by Đorđe Vidanović, CCC, August 01, 2004↩︎

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