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| | | (1) Posted by Eugene Rosner [Monday, Jul 20, 2015 02:47] | is there a chess definition of the term "antiform"?
just curious!
| | | (2) Posted by Ian Shanahan [Monday, Jul 20, 2015 05:09]; edited by Ian Shanahan [15-07-21] |
Hi Eugene. It's definitely in Milan's Encyclopedia (sorry, I don't have that to hand at present). I also remember a brief but extremely useful article by then editor Colin Vaughan in an issue of "The Problemist" from the (mid?) 1970s that dealt with form, antiform, inverted form and inverted antiform. (Alas, that isn't to hand either, but it's probably available in PDF from the BCPS website. I'll investigate...) It might also be useful to consult a thread here on the MatPlus forum about Take&Make, where the question of its antiform arose...
PS: The antiform/inversion note is in "The Problemist", March 1974, pp.410-411. The PDF can be viewed online and downloaded by members of the BCPS.
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