Mathematicians Playing Games - Kim, Jon-Lark

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Sommaire:

1. 15 Puzzle: A Tile Matching Game That Is Difficult Even for Computers.

2. Peg Solitaire: Jumping Game Where We Meet Algebra.

3. Chomp Game: Avoid a Poisoned Chocolate.

4. Super Tic-Tac-Toe: Stone Game over a Donut.

5. Mastermind: A Cryptographic Game.

6. Ramsey Theorem and Sim Game: Don't Draw a Red Triangle.

7. Nine Men's Morris: Three Soldiers' Side by Side.

8. The Game of Quatrainment: Flip Neighbor Stones.

9. n-Queens Game and Puzzle: Playing Chess Only with Queens.

10. Light Out: Turn Off Lights by Linear Equations.

11. 1258 Board Game: Magic Square and Orthogonal Latin Square.

12. Switching Game: Shannon's Network Game.

13. Dots and Boxes: Occupy More Boxes.

14. Matricking: Factorization and Cube Net Game.

15. SET Game: Steiner Triple System Game.

16. Dobble Game: Finite Projective Plane Game.

17. Find-a-Best-Friend Game: A Game of the Perfect Hamming Code.