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Topic: Minimal number of move for a Knight to go on every square of the board
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Brian Skinner

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Re: Minimal number of move for a Knight to go on every square of the board
Posted: Jan 18, 1999 3:10 PM
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domnei@aol.comxyzxyz (Domnei) wrote:

> No, it does not. It is possible to visit every square in the
> minimum possible 63 moves no matter which square you
> start on. In fact, I believe I remember right that you can
> specify both the starting AND ending square and it is
> still possible.


I don't think so. If the tour starts on a white square then it must
end on a black square.

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Brian






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