TL;DR
This paper introduces a new multiplayer model for the game Chomp, redefining core concepts to analyze how different rules influence game positions and strategies.
Contribution
It establishes a novel multiplayer Chomp model that redefines positions and rules, enabling detailed analysis of their relationships.
Findings
Redefinition of positions and rules in multiplayer Chomp
Analysis of relationships between rules and game positions
Foundation for future strategic investigations
Abstract
Decades after David Gale presented the concept of Chomp and S.-Y.R. Li produced his very first multiplayer model to investigate Multiplayer Nim, we hereby establish another Multiplayer Model to specifically analyze Chomp. Under such model, we will re-define 'positions', 'rules' and other basic concepts and try our best to analyze the relationship between different rules and corresponding positions.
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TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Games