Usually when people do this they play on a torus, made by connecting
opposite sides of the board (out one side continues by entering the
other side). Otherwise any connection to the "open edge" is
automatically alive, and that seems too easy.
Cheers,
David
On 7, Nov 2007, at 12:14 PM, Don Dailey wrote:
Is go on a board with no edges interesting? I don't mean an infinite
board, I just mean a board where moves to the edges are
prohibited. So
a stone next to these edges are always safe. You could play this
game
on a regular board and just pretend there was an additional
intersection
just outside that field of play.
I thought of this because I remember an article where small patterns
were searched with the assumption that any stones on the edge of the
patterns were safe.
- Don
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