A modification of Wythoff's Nim
Robbert Fokkink, Dan Rust

TL;DR
This paper introduces a modified version of Wythoff's Nim with a new move called 'split' and explores its P-positions using Tribonacci and k-bonacci words, providing a new combinatorial analysis.
Contribution
It presents a novel modification of Wythoff's Nim incorporating 'split' moves and links the P-positions to Tribonacci words, extending to k-bonacci words and deriving a mex-rule for the Quadribonacci table.
Findings
P-positions are coded by the Tribonacci word
A mex-rule generates the Quadribonacci table
Analysis of k-bonacci words' letter positions
Abstract
We modify Wythoff's game by allowing an additional move, which we call a "split", and show how the -positions are coded by the Tribonacci word. We analyze the table of letter positions of arbitrary -bonacci words and find a -rule that generates the Quadribonacci table.
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Games · Algorithms and Data Compression · semigroups and automata theory
