Book review of: J. Kyppö, Board games. Throughout the history and multidimensional spaces. (English) Zbl 1461.00022
Review of [Zbl 1429.91005].
MSC:
| 00A17 | External book reviews |
| 91-03 | History of game theory, economics, and finance |
| 01A05 | General histories, source books |
| 00A08 | Recreational mathematics |
| 05A10 | Factorials, binomial coefficients, combinatorial functions |
| 05B45 | Combinatorial aspects of tessellation and tiling problems |
| 91A05 | 2-person games |
| 91-01 | Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to game theory, economics, and finance |
| 91A46 | Combinatorial games |
Citations:
Zbl 1429.91005Software:
OEISReferences:
| [1] | Jack Botermans, et al. The World of Games: Their Origins and History, How to Play Them, and How to Make Them. Facts on File, 1989. |
| [2] | Harold James Ruthven Murray. A History of Chess. Oxford University Press, 1913. |
| [3] | David Brine Pritchard. Tri-Chess (III). In The Encyclopaedia of Chess Variants. Games & Puzzles Publications, 1994. |
| [4] | Elke Rogersdotter. Gaming in Mohenjo-daro: An Archaeology of Unities. PhD dissertation, Gothenburg University, Department of Historical Studies, 2011. |
| [5] | Hans Secelle and Albrecht Heeffer. Path of a knight’s tour on an infinite chessboard. In the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, https://oeis.org/, 2002. |
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