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Knight's tour

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Basic Idea: A chess knight has to make 63 consecutive knight moves on an empty chess board and thereby visit each square once.

Extensions: Many variations on this topic have been studied during the centuries:

  • differently sized boards
  • two-player games based on this idea
  • problems using slight variations on the way the knight moves.

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