Re: Knights Tour

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From: Imai Akira
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 05:50

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> If anyone knows of any repositories of source code to solve these
> sorts of problems (Knights Tour, N-Queens problem, etc.) I would
> appreciate any tips. I enjoy these sorts of problems so anyone
> who knows of interesting variations on the Knight's Tour or
> N-Queens problem etc. I would like to hear about them. 

Please consult Dr. Evan Tick of University of Oregon. (His E-mail
address is "tick@cs.uoregon.edu"). He has source codes of both
Knights Tour and N-Queens problem with different algorithms.

You can get them via anonymous FTP.

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Akira IMAI (imai@icot.or.jp)
Institute for New Generation Computer Technology (ICOT), Japan

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