British Endgame Study News

Composite index for 1996-2010 December ?010

ISSN 1363-03 t8

Arrangement of this index

issues
Obituarics. contribured articles in ordinary i

issues
Other anicles in ordinary ii-iii
composer
Studie! in alphabeltcal order ot iv-ix
Contents of special numbers x-xii
Numbers refer to pages; "sn/p" is "special number n, page p".

Obituaries
Mike Bent 290-r
Wallace Ellison t22
David Hooper 74
G. M- Kasparyan (6y Timothy Whitworth)
Vladimir Kos 372-3
Frantisek Macek 239
Walter Veitch 282-3
Ken Whyld 242
In addition, there are short notices for Friedrich Chlubna (pages 296 and 304), Alice
N- Loranth (96), Jean Mennerat (392), Jean Monsour (zfi), Steve Smith (128),
Donald Stallybrass (240), Arturs (Arthur) Spuris (240 and 264), Mjlan Vukcevich
(248). and P. C. Wason (248), and briel biographical or personal notes sometimes
appear in the commentary to studies.

Contributed articles in ordinary i$sues

Mike Bent, I've got an idea l?-3
PaDl Byway, Evolution ofa study 84-5
Wallace Ellison, Elo lution of d study 28-9
LarsFalk, Life im;tetes aft 116-1
Harold van der Heijden, The footpints of tv'o vanished men 76
Andrew Miller, So ze ar and yet so far 20-l
John Raycroft, Chdna 404-5
Adam Sobey, Tfte genesis ofa studr- 4-5
Albert van Tets, Eadirr8r 132-3
Walterveitch,,( + 2R + N against K+ A 71
Timothy Whitworth, OtE thin| leads to anorher 44-5

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 Other articles in ordinary issues
Turoing the board around 36-',7
Testing studies by computer
Thoughts on duals 60- I
What are studies/or? 68-9
Three Flemish muskeleers 83
Some studies by David Gurgenidze 92-3
Thoughts on the "main line" 100- 1

More thoughts on the "main line" 108-9

Can you trust the computer? 123 (see also 129,16O)
Yet more on the "mdn line" 124-5
Finding studies with computer assistance 140- I
"Populai' and "afiistic" criteria 148
What is meant by a "general win"? 149
Modifying existing compositions 156_7
Ken Thompson 164-5
An editor's duty to his contributors 165
Endgame study database 2000 166_7
Should we resurrect "Win in a moves"? l'12
Who really composes a database study? t73
A lale of two prizewinners 180-l
Another tale of two hoooure.d studies 188-9
Compute6 aDd toumeys - a differelt view 189
Saavedra reinstated 196_7
Some defensive positions with K+2N v K+Q 204-5
Secrets of pawnless endings (Mark 2) 211
The occunence of study positions in play 2t2_3
John Nunn's endgame challenge 2r9
creating a study from a game position 220-l
Chess in a nutshell 228_9
On the reciprocal zugzwangs with Q+N v 2R 236-7
Wilhelm : database minirlg made easier 2M-5
Nalure failing to imitate art? 252_3
More news from the computer 260
Nature genuinely failing to imitate art 261
CQL and related matters 266-7
Q v R on a l6x 16 board : not a general win! 268_9
A curious set of coffesponding squares 276
Mo(e on queen against rook 27'7
Progress, or decadence? 284
Kubbel Mark 2 285

(continued on next page)

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 Other articles in ordinary issues (continued)
Another selection from 1995-97 292_3
lmprovements and extensions 298
Progress on the computea 299
A view ftom South America 300-1
Endgame study database III 307
Porterfield Rynd again, and more 308-9
Seven-maa computer progress 309
Yet more computer progress 315
More drawing promotiols to bishop and rook 3r6_7
John Nunn's endgame studies 324-5
One minor piece ahead rnay be enough 330-2 (see also 344)
A tale of two bishops against one 334-5
Johrl Nunn's 50th birthday toum€y 340_l
Jonathan Mestel's zugzwang challenge 347,350-l
The first 7-man endgame tables with pawns 348-9
The Macek collection 355
Dutch delights from South America 356-7
The muddled thinking behind the FIDE albums 359
Timothy's twenty 36?-3
Altemative views on the FIDE albums 364-5
gO I changing ofthe guard 365
Mike Bent's memorial toumey 378-81, 388-9 (see also 400)
Rook and bishop crossing-poinr sacrifices 382_3
An unrealistic request 396-7 (see also 4Ol)
Rook against bishop on a 6x6 board 412_3
Reflections on a travesty 418_9
More light on the WCCT 426
More seven-man computer progress 42.7
On rules for solving competitions ... 436
.-. and on duals in general 437
More on Thomas A Becket 443
Moro British studies from the past 444_5
Computer mj scellany 45t
Variations on a theme 466_.1
A philosophy oi chess endgame studies 414_5

The features "Recently published B tish origimls", "From the world at large",
"Studies for the Braille Chess Magazine", and "News and notices" are not indexed
above, but studies appearing in them are indexed individually in the normal way.

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Aagaard & Afek 425, 428;
Adamson s I pd.rrin (r€e ah,
1'7,456), s4114, s65fi:
after R6ti sl/6 (see a&,
63,65, 73, s4U5)
Afek 30, 254-5, 292, 302,
3t't , 358, 37 4-5 , 399 ,
406,42?,s26/4,
Aagaarcl
Afek & Aagaard 450
al-Adli s18/4, s39/4 (in texo
Aliev 113, 118-9, 310-1,
390-l
Amelung s39 lrl,sriar (ree
alto 267r, s4A'7. s6l/2 (in
Amelung v Erlin s39/8
Amiryan 26.5 (in text), s46/4
Anderson s44l1, s/g/8 (.ree
dh,320), 316
Andc.sson v Hector I16-7
" Angim" computer
tlis t ov e ries s24/ I,
Anon 209 (in text),
s l8/4-5 (2), s45/3, s53/1,
s53/6, s53/8 (3) (ree olso
416), s65/11; d dllrls
s53/2-3; game positions
253 (2r; allcged ganc
position 252-3:' see also
Joseph
Anufriev s26/6-7
ar Razi sl 8/5
Archakov 326
Archakov & Zinar 326-7 (2)
(ree dlro 406)
as-Suli aaal)'ri.r s 18/4
Avni s29l6-7, 461
Bakay 163 (in text)
Balemans Jed Vandecasteele
Barbier 196, 437, s48/2 (ree
also 352), s65/10
Bates 322, 346, 37'l , 384,
428 9
Baudoin 289 , 294 (see also
29'7,36t'
Baxter 393, 395: version by
Beasley 410; version by
Chdron 440
Bazlov 340-i, 381 (2) (s€€
also 408, t]'',o notes),
Studies etc by composer
388-9
Beasley 34 5,36-7 (2),90-1,
98-9, I06-7, 138-9 (ree
ako 145),155 (see ulso
265,425, s31/6),163,
166 (two items in text),
l?7 (in texo, 187. 213,
281,283,305,306,
see skn 370-1,436,443.
s3/6-7 (3), s4/8 (see also
32\, sg/2-3 (2), s8l'7 ,
sl!/5, s18/7 (3), s18/8,
s20/5 (see also 147),
s24/6-1 (t2), s2als, sY n
after Evseev s8/3; after
Mardler 203; after
Robinson 273, 2?6; after
Tischbierek-Vorotkinov
220-l; after Watney s8/3 i also2Oll, s2ll/g (see atso
version by Jones 147;
computer disca'yelies
s l3l3, s 18/2;
oDs e fvauons on comPute r s65/2 (2); version by
s24 /2-3 discowfies 396-7,470,
4'7|,s46/8, see also
Baxler, Bent, Dawson.
Ellison, Luceoa, Michelet,
Roycroft, Tumbull, van
der HeUden
Becker 465,468 (see also
473'
Behting C. 382, s52/1,
s52Y6-7 (3), s52i 8
Behting C. & J., venion by
l-askt s4A2 (see also
304)
Behting J. s426, s43/5 (res
also 313\, s52ll,
s52/2-5 (5\, s5218: see
dlro Behting C.
Benlij 206, 2?0 (see afto
273)
Bennd 278-9 (.ree a/so 281),
431
Bent 9, 12-13 (2), 34, 58. 59,
66-7 (2) (see ako 73 ,
l2l), 82, 91, 99, 107,
114-5 (3), 138 (2), l3e,
153, 154 (2) (see also
169), 16r. 162 (2),
11l (see also l'77r,179,
r85, t94-5 (2r. 2O2, 2O9,
21o,217,2r8 (2t,
226-7 (4),234-5 (4),
243 (3),251,251,
258-9 (4), 2?5,
29O-\ (4) lsee also 298,
4721, 361, 362 (see dho
369), 386-7.401,
404-5 (2r, sU'7 , s3/3, $n,
s3/8, s6ll, s6/2 (see also
472). sl0l1 -8 (4) (:ee also
73r, s1A3 Qr, slAS Qr,
sl5/1, sl5/2-3 (3) (see
; also l2l, tvto notes\,
s15/8, s20/1,
s20l6-'7 (4, (see ako 145t,
s23/1, s23/1-8 (4),
s2617 -8, s2a/6-1 (5) (see
195r, s29/2, $44-5 (3).
s32/8 (2) (see atso2Il),
s35/1, s35/4-5 (4),
Elkies 195,298; ree atuo
Whitworth
Bent & Beasley 275
Benr & VEitch s28/1, s28/2
Bent & Whitwortl 146,
362-3 , E6/Z-3 (see also
49)
Berger s42l1, s423,
s4UB (see also 304r,
s43/4
Bcrguno 18, 369, 370,
s3/2-3, s6l4-5, s6/6-7
Bemstein s56/7 (re€ ah.,
409)
Bertin s45/6
"Best Parisian Players"
s50i3 (3)
Bianchefti s40/4-5 (2)
Bilek aft€r Rdri s8/7
"Bird v Blackbume" 229
Blandford 186, s6/3 (2),
s23/6, s28/3, *A3-4 (2),
s35/2-3 (2), s35/8, s38/1,
s38/2-3 (2), s65/3; ree
(rfuo Byway
Blathy re? Meyer
Blees v Koftonias 212
Bleicher ree Haworth, van
der Heijden
Blundell f , 2, 19, 26.7, 43.
51, 170. 387, 433.
435 (2r,441 (se. also
449), 442, s3/2.3,
s6/6 (2, one ill text),
sl0/4 5 (4), s65/4; see
dbz, Roycrofl
B!undell, Katsnelson,
Katsnelson 146-7
Blundell & Roycroft s6/4
Bobrcv Jse Lasker
Bolton s53/6
Bondar 3l,79
Bone 229, s45/1, s45/4,
s45/6 (3), s53/4
Botokanov 414
Botvinnik 476 (in text);
version by Moravec 476
Bovz\t6cllky corvuter
discoveies 268-9 , 2'7'l ,
2ao, 299,4t2, 4t',7 , 423,
439, s46/6-a:' see also
Haworth
Bourzutschly & Konoval
c ompute r discor e rie s 309.
3 1 5, 329, 330-2 (see also
344), 342, 348 9, 366,
427, s46/8
Braca s l3l5
Branton s6l,t (2) (r?e dho
464)
Breider (as "Brie.der")
s5'7 /2. Gee also 424)
Brieger l7l (in texl), 433,
s54/6
Brown s53/4'5 (r€e dlso 385)
Browne see Ljubojevic
Bruzzi25, 26
Byway lO (ree aho 17), 51,
98, 106, s3/4, s4/1,
s4/6-'t (3), s13/z-3 (21,
s l3l8, s24/8; after
Blandford 186-7; after
Grigoriev 85; after
Hertstrnan 434 (ree dh,
441) after Kupchevsky
s3/5; after Platov 3; after
Pogosyants 75 (Jee a/.ro
8l); s€€ dAo Platov V.
M.
Byway & Whitwoflh 186
Calvi s45/8
Canpbell s51/1, s5l/8 (iee
also 369r, s65/ll
Campbell, Healey, Horwit?,
Kling, Zytogorski (as
"Kling, Horwi(z,
Campbell") s5l/8 (rc€
also 369, nro notcs,392,
Carlsson 301
Carlsson & Peronace 174
Cal:I s44n
Cassidy s48/5 (sae also 352);
Jee db{, Moravec,
Troitzky
Castelli s8/1, s8/4-5 (9),
sl3/1, s I314-5 (8)
Centurini 228-9, s4l6
Chapais 375
Ch6ron .r?3 Baxter,
Crigoriev, Sackmann
Chemous 355
Chicco 126-7
Cht'^stensnn ea,he p os il io n
253
Cochranc s45/3
Comay 46t see also Elkies,
Mestel
Cordes 193,213 (in texo,
Costeff289 (in text); r€e
dko Elkics
Cozio s45l2
Crosskill andllrir
s25 pasrin, s50/1,
s50/6-8 (s€€ also 368.
384). s65/1, s65/12;
allegedanalysis
s4A2-3 (see 345)
Crouch sl2l/4 5 (3)
Crum s44l2-3 (5) (sez also
320, t\ro notes,
Cumbe$ & Nunn 338,459
(ree also 4'7 4-5)
d'Orville 156,334
Daniel63 (see also 65\, 112,
s5/6, sl7 passim(see aho
185), s44V5, s65/5
Danielson 344 (in text)
Dashkori4 Kalandadze,
Martsvalashvili 335, 339
Davies 434, 458, 476
Dawson 4?, s4l8, s224,
& s38i 3 (2), s4l/5-7 (5)i
version by Beasley s8/6-7
de Boer, va! Oosterhout, van
de Gevel, Mees s7l1 (ree
also 57r, s'l/2-4
de Villeneuve Esclapon s43/2
Dedie s3l passin(see also
209, tw o no te s. 225, 232)
Dedrle & Tra\ler 2l4
Deep Junior v Deep Fritz l?7
Deh\er 214, s4Z/ l
del Rio s45r, s53/2
f)esdrgugs the o ren re alis ed
on chessboard s13/6-7
Didukh 343, 438
Djulinac s8/6
Dobrescu 135, 284
Dolgov 97 (ree atuo I53),
103
Drewift s44l4-5 (4) (se? a/so
320\, s6514
Duras s42ll5 (2) (see arsa
298)
Dvizov s58/4
Ebersz 13 1, s40/4-5
Edwards 385, 386, s6,
Egorov J€€ Zhuravlev
Elekes s6O/3 ( see also 44a)
Elkies 102 (as "Stiller &
Elkies", see 137),
137 (see also s6o/3r,206,
265 , 2't2, 423, 443 (4),
s8/7 (as "l,evilt", Jdd
272), s46/6 (as "Stiller &
Elkies", ree 329), s58/7;
ob se nut ions on &tmp ute I
discoreries | 45, 344, 39O,
471:' see also Bent,
Karrer
Elkies, Cos€ff, Comay 199
Ellison l0 | l, 27, 28-9, 121,
122, sl9 passin (see al:o
145), s28/4, s65/6; after
"Anon" (Kling) 49 (ree
aho5'l),50i see also
Joseph
Ellison & Beasley 37
Erlin ree Amelung
"Euclid" s€e Crosskill (s€e
384)
Evseev s8i/3 (in text);
compute r dis cov e ry s l3l2
F^t^go s2212-3
Fasan see Gunsbery
Finch sl5/6 (ree dko 473),
s20/5, s23/3
Finlayson s44l6
neck 293
Fontana & Roycroft 149,
szll2-3
Fri* s6CV I, s60/8 (2),
 s6l/2-3 (5) (ree alro 449,
456)
Fritz 100-1. 108 9,472 (note
in text), s64 parr/.rr
Frolkin see Tkachen}o
Garaza s6l/8
Gawne 266, 314
Gemmell l0 I I
George 3?5
Claser s3-5/8
Godes & Roycroft s2ll3
Goldovski s 18/2
Golombek v Veitch 282
colubcv 103
Gorgiev 100-1. 108-9. 124-5
Greedwood 214
Gngoriev 84, 148,261 (in
text), 374 (in text), 449 (in
tExt , s22n (2) (see also
l6l)i version by Ch6ron
84; version by
Halberstad( 84 (in texo:
version by Speclman, 84;
,tee d1r{i Byway,
Gurgenidzc, Khachaturov
Grin 54; see aLra Gulyaev
Grin & Pervakov 222-3
Grondijs 85, s2l1, szs
Grosz 468 (in text) (s€€.rro
4'73\
Gruber after Strdhlein &
Zagler s8/6
Culyaev s5l1, s5/2-3,
s54/3lsee also 393); lee
dtio Crin
Gunsberg andlJris s48/6 (as
by Fasan'', r€e 345)
Cugenidze 62, 92-3 (3),
246-i (4),411 (see also
4l7\, 453 , s2616, s29/3,
s29/4 5, s57l3, s57/8 (see
ulso 417 , Nvo notes\.
s58/1, s58/5;after
Grigoriev 473,479
Gurgenidze & Kalandadze
t4,2t5,247
Curvich 367 (.r"" l1lro 376),
s3/6
Cusev & Pervakov s29l6
Gusev & Sumbatyan 254
Gny 38 9 , s22/7 , s35/2 (see
alr{, 241), s38/4-.5 (.5)
Halbentadr 65 (in text),
l'I!l (see also s6st9),
462-3 (4) (iee also 465) ,
s513, s4O passim (see also
281), s6l/1, s6l/5 (2);
Grigori€v
se? a/.ro
Harley r€€ White
Harman s28/5 (r.re dtuo 193)
Hafiison v l,oughran 261
Harwitz 313 (note in texo
Haiek sl4 pussin (see ulso
105, I I I, l2l); version
by Whitworth 105 (see
also 113\;
Hathaway 107 (.rs? ahd 121)
Haworth cotnpaer
discove es 1!4'8,451;
obsemation on conpuler
discowry 202-3 (ree also
344), see also va der
Heijden
Haworth, Bourzutschky,
Bleicher computer
discoteies s46/6-7
Hayes s44/6
Healey.r?? Carnpbell
Heasman s l5t
Hector ses Andersson
Heller s4Z3
Henneberger s5/4-5, s5/6,
s6ll4
Herberg s54/5 (see rrlso 409)
Hedstman 382, 441,
s33 passim (see elso 225.
r*\o notest: see also
Byway
Heuiicker s7/5 8 (8) (r€€ alro
5'l), s54/3
Hildebrand 319 (3), 335
Hlinka 391; see aLr.) Vlasdk
Hoch 39, 198, s222, s58/3,
s58/7i r€s aft, Neuwi(
Holm s56/5
IlooFP-r 74, s3U2-3
Horwirz 252, 367, 393 (in
text), s48/4-5 (2),
s48,ry-8 (3). s5l/5 (rs€
also 369), s5I/7, s6517;
sea alsa Carnpbell, Kling
Howell s4l/2 3 (see ako
289)
Hume s44t
Hurme 222
Husdk s46l4-5
Hutton s35,t (ree dlro 241)
lbran 102 (2)
lriarre 103,303, s2Z6
Isenegger s5/5, s5/8, s6l/6
Issler 180. s54/l, s54/4
Jaenisch s42/3
Jensch 3l
JesPersen s43/5 (see abd
305)
Joila 150-1, s26l5
Joila & Tacu 429
Jones C. B. 378-9
Jones C. J. A. ree Beasley
Joseph 156-7, s35/8. s4l/1,
s4l/4-5, s65/5;
anonymous version 156-7,
s4l/4-5, s65/5
Joseph v Ellison sl9/2
Josten 343
Josten & Minski 380
Kakovin & Molor 97 (in text)
K^l^ndadze l0l , 20'l , 231 .
446, s57/6; see also
Dashkoria, Gurgenidze
Kalandadze & Tavariani
s55/4-5
Kamody r€u Kekely
Kapusta s58/3
Kzlret conryute r di s cor e
ry
version by Elkies
laz-3 (see ako l9)\
Karstedt ,51 (in text), 118-9,
s2'l/2, s4216
Kaspaty4 6-'7 (2). 62 3 , 239 .
32'l , s2/5, s54/g, s57 l4-5
Katsnelson s2?/3 (r€e 1r.r.,
16lr, s55/4; see also
Blundell, Korolkov
KazanBev 255
Kecmink 320 (note in text)
Kekely 14; see also Salai
Kekely & Kamody 446
Khachaturov after Grigoriev
85
Khortov s57/1, s57/8
Kieseritsky ree Liprnann
King Parks s44/7 (,ree dfuo
313)
Kiryakov 81. 86-7
Kling 50 (as "Anon", ser 57),
369, slg/7, s4a/6-i (2r.
analytk 402; see ako
Carnpbeil, Ellison
Kliog & Horwitz 76 (2),
| 42 l2), 228, 233 , 396,
425 (note in text), s15/4,
s5l/2-7 (19\ (see ako
376,385, 400), s65/7 (3)
Kling & Kuiper drldl',riJ (as
 by Kling alone)
s53/6 7 (see also 438)
Koch 316
Kok 353,356,357,383
Kolesnikov sZ8
Kolpakov ree Serejbn
Ko||,dftte\ 39, nl, s22/6
Kondratev & Kopnin 127
Kona\al compukr
discoyeries 454:. -tee al:o
Bourzutschky
Kopelovitch re€ Afek
Kopnin ree Kondrakv
Kor{nyi 134, s55/2, s58/2
Korolkov see Roycroft
Korolkov & Katsnelson 54-5
Korolkov & Mitrofanov 30- I
Koteling 323 (note in texo
Kos 372-3 (3)
KotEiovec computer
disco| e rie s 4 12-3, s4/
s24/4-5
Kotov 477 (in texD; see
Mitrofanov
Kotronias J€€ Ble€s
Kovalenko 380 (see also
408), s2/6, s58/8
Kovalento & Kubryak
170- I (ree oko s65/9)
Kmemer 22 3
Kramnik ree Leko
Krikheli s34 pa.rsizr (see
284\
Kubbel 157, 184, 209 (in
text), 241 (in rexr),
285 (3), 334.457 (in text),
s38/3 (in texo, s43/7,
s56/4, s60/7 (3). s65/3 (in
text); version by
Vlasenko 157
Kubryak rde Kovalenko
Kudelich s26l3-4
Kuiper see Kling
Kupchevsky s3/4-5; Jdn airo
Byway
Kuzmichev 423
Kuznetsov & Pervakov 116
Kwiatowski sZ4, s29l7
Kwiatowski & kwandowski
sNn
Lamfbrd s12/6, s20/4 (2);
ree ah,Spe€lman
Itne s38/6 (ree dho 265)
Lapkin 94
Larsen s42i/4; version by
Michelet 298 (ree alr.l
30s)
Lasker s43/6; ree a/.rd
Behting
l-asker & Reicbhelm s40/4
l,asker v Bobrcv 213
l-oughran r?e Harrison
Lauritzen 409 (in !ext),
457 (in text)
I-avaud s26l6
Lazard F- s37 pdrria (re€
also 25'7, thrce notes),
s56/6 (s€e dlso 409)
Lazard G. s3'7/4
kko v Kramnik 183
Irmmey & whitworti 363,
s23/4, sZ3/5 (Z\. s65/8
krch I 10- I Boer
layitt 11,34 5, see ulso
Elkies
4-5, bwandowski 70, s26l1,
s26/4-5, s36 pclJim (see
alro aho 249.Iive notes)a ree
d/.r{, Kwiatowski
Lewis s45/2, s53/3 (3)
Liardet s18/l, s18/3 (2)
Libu.kin 69, 208, s22l3
Lipmsnn & Kieseritsky s45/8
Littlewood s32/6
Ljubojevic v Browne 261
Locock s40/4. s48/1. s48/5,
alra s65/8
Lolli s50/4, s53, (in lext
Lommet 22-3, 5'7 . 59, 4O2,
445 (2). s32/6.
s38/6-7 (3),
s4l/7-8 (5) (see ako289).
s65/l I
Loshinksi .rs? Roycroft
Loughran rea Harrison
tnwenthal 444 (see dlio 456)
l,owy 214
Lucena, version by Beasley
s18/8
Lytton l15i ree dlso Sells
Machitidze see Tavariani
Macleod s l2ll1, s l2J6
Maizelis E5
Makhatadze s225, s55/5;
after Duras 298
Maldetsov 342 (rea ako 3.52)
Malyuk 231
Mandil s5/5 (2)
M^ndler 366, 423 (2t, 43'7.
sI I pdrst'n (se€ aho 89),
s2:Y5, s53/3 (in text); r€€
dlso Beasley
Mann 29 (in lext), sl9/6 (in
tex0, s59,ry (in tex0
Maltsvalashvili ree
Dasbkoria
Marwitz 356, s62pdssim
Isee also 451, notes)
Matous 89, 145 (in^+,0
text),
158-9, 263, Z'71 . 286,
294,5,390, M7, 454-5,
s58/5
Mattison 65, 6?
May s20/3
McEwan s 10/6
McSheehy s23/3
Mees 310 (2); s?e ab.) de
Melnichento 477
Mestel 354-5 (2), rdrr
exunples 34'1,350-1
Mestel & Comay 90 (ree d/,ro
9'1,
Meyer 402, s2Z6 (in text),
s65/l I
Meyer & Blathy s48/8
Michele! 50, 66, 82, 169.
l7O-1, 2lO, Z4l (see also
249. 250). 242-3. 259 ls e e
also 265), 2'7 4 (7), 313 ,
3 L4, 321 , 323, 335, 339 ,
403 , 434, 442, 449 ,
45t (see also 457\,458,
466-7 (3) (see also 473),
s6/4-5, s65/9; after
Pogosyants 346; rs€ dl$o
Lafsen, Platov M. &
Troitzky, Selman
Michelet & Bffsley 25G1
Micu s29,t
Miljanic 2?9
M1ller 2'3. 2'l , 42-3, 7 5, s3/5 ,
s23/6-1 (2), s1g/3, s28/5,
s29l2; after Platov 20-l
Minerva 190, s2?/4 (second
edition)
Minski 407 (ses dho 409):
Missiaen 83
Missiaen & Vandecasteele
159
Mitofanav 223 (see dlso
225); ree dko Korolkov
Mitrofanov & Kotov s58/2
Mitrofanov & Roslov 230
Montanari s2t
Moravec 375 (ir text),
403 (2), 4tr (2), 4zt (zt,
437, s22l6 (in texo, s56/2;
after Cassidy and Troitzky
s48/5 (in text) (ree dAo
352); red dlso Botvinnik
Morse 345,346, 429 (see
also 433, s65/9), sl5n
Motor ree Kakovin
Mozes Jee Stcphenson
Mugnos s5/6-8, s6U6
Muradov 70-l
Nadereishvili s54/7 (see dtuo
393)
Nestorescu 150
Neumann s60/2-3 (2)
Neustadl 148, s43/6, s43t,
s5613
Neuwirt, version by Hoch
s58/6
Newham Jee Szen
Nixon analysis sl8/6
Novitzky 86'7
Nunn 129, 130-l (2),
140 (sdd airo s65/10),
32+5 (3) (see ilso
394-5 (2),459, s10/l,
s l0/2 3 (3), s20/8 (2) (sde
slso 25'7), s23/2, s2918,
s65/IOt presentation of
computet discowries 2l l,
s6/7-8, s46/2-3, seE olso
Curnb€rs
Ohmann 335
Olrnutsky s59/6 (in texo
Olympiev 55
Omeliansky ree Rubinstein
Oiiate s57l3 (see .drd 417)
Omstein 215 (res ako 217)
Osadnik s55/6'?
Osintsev 78-9, 318, s29l5
Osintsev, Selivar|ov,
Tamopolsky ,147
Owesson 225 (in rext)
Pachman s26l3, s29l8
Pallasz s2A4
Pallier 374
Paoli 126
PzpF,ls theorem rcalised oa
chessboard sI3/6-7
P€nrose 420, s38/8
Perkonoja 180- I Roslov re€ Mitrofanov
Peronace ies Carlsson
Pervakov 293, 398, 430; red
abo Grin,6usev,
Kuznetsov
Pervakov & Sumbatyan 340
Philidor sl3/8, s50/2-3
Pl^tov M. 42O; see also
Platov V. & M.
Platov M. & Troitzky 432;
version by Michelet (as
"Platov, version by
Michelet") 420 (ree a/sl,
432)
Platov V. 3
Platov V. & M. 21, 188-9,
229, na-g (3),s42t5,
s43/1, s43/6-7, s56/1,
s56/3, s56/6 (see also
409); version by Byway
s6/5
Pogosyants 73 (in text),
81 (in texo, 100-1, 135,
163 (in texo, 190.1, 300,
335a see alsoByway,
Michelet
Polacco s l3l5
Poldiek s58/4
Pole.io 213
329) , Ponziani s444. s45/2 3,
s45/5, s45/6, s45/7
PospiSil 366
Prokei s2Z4-5,
s4'7paxsim (see uLso 331 , text), 212 (in tex0, 437,
e_o 4ol€r, 344, 384),
s6l/8
Prokop s6l/8
"Punchinello" s60/2 (see aLfu
448)
Rachels sl0/6 (see r/so 4?3)
Regan 300
Reichhelm 228 (see ulsz,
233), s4318 (see also
312\: see ulso Lasker
Reti ree Adaason, Bilek
Rezvov & Tkachenko 398
Rinck 382 (2),415,
s43/2 (2), s43/3 (2), s56/3,
s56/6, s60/4--5 (5)
Rinder 262-3
Robjnson s38/8 (r€e dLro
265); see als., Beasley
Roche 71, 102-3
Rosankiewicz analysi,r 73,
75
Rossi l5l, 158
Rossolimo 469 (2)
Roycrolt 442 (see also 456r,
s3/1, s3/8, s15/4,
s l5/8 (ree dlsd I I3).
s21 parstr, (r€€ dho i53),
s3U | , s342, s65/9 (2);
vercion by Blundell s2l/8;
obsemdtion on computer
discoveries 173:' see also
Blundcll, Fontana, Codes
Roycroft & Beasley s2l/7
Roycroft, Korolkov,
Loshinski s2l/6 (ree also
ls3)
Rubesamen 229
Rubinstein v Omeliansky 73,
Rudolph s44t
Rumyantsev 79 (se€ alro 8l)
Rusinek 316-7, s26l2-3 (in
text), s54/8, s55/1, s55/3
Ryabinin 68-9
"Rynd v Lynam" 196'7, 212,
308
''Rynd v Yates" 196-7, 213,
308
Sackmann 148, 382, 383,
s56/4-5, s59 pdsrtn (r€"
dlro 431, 456, s61/2);
version by Ch6ron s59/6
Saavedra drdl)Jis 196 (in
s4812 (see also 352) ,
s65/10
Salai jr & Kekely 418 (sde
also 426)
Salvio 207 (in text), s45/6,
s45/8
Samilo 302 (as ''Savilo", see
305)
Sansom s3?7 (2). s35/6 (3)
Schouten 473 (note in text)
Sczala s19,ry
Sehwers s42J7,
s49/rarrt (.{ee dlso 353,
three notes, 361 , tu,o
notes , 376, s5U2\
Selesniev 33 (.ree aLro 41),
137 (in texo,463
Selivanov ree Osintsev
Sells s28/8, s29l6; ree dh.,
Lytton
Selman 42 (in text), s54/4-5
Selman & Michelet 41, 42
Serejkin & Kolpakov 22
Sikdar 286-7 (3) s2912 Vlasenla 407 (rz€ d*o 409);
Siv6k 30:l Topko 358-9, s29/2-3 r€€ also Kubbel
Slepian 379 (ses a1s., 408) Tfaxler r€e Dedrle von Diiben 467 (in text) (ree
Smyslov 469, 478 (2) Troitzky (see 416 for note on also O3\
Sobey 4-5, 18-19 (ree a/so trunr li terution) | 56 (2), von Holzhausen s56/7
32. 60-1. 65). 58-9,s28/3, 188, 214, 239, 334 (in Vorotkinov r€e Tischbierek
s28/4 text\, 352, 36',7. 432, 47 9, Vukcevich s26,/4
Sochniev 414, 430-1, s26/5, s76/2, s4U8 (.see also Waldreufel s6t
s29l4, s55/8 291- fi''o notesr, Wakashima s29/4
Speelman 333. s23l2-3 (2), s43/3 (ree dko 305), Walker 402, s53/5 (2), s57l4
s65110; game position s43/4, s43n, s56/4. Walter 168
252; see also Gigoiey s56/8 (3), s60/6 (2); aftet Wason s32/4
Spe€lman & hmford s l5/5 Cassld! 452:' see atso Watney ree Beasley
Speelman & Whitworth 44-5, Platov, M. White (Jrerlr4pr Harley)
s20D Tumbull 17 (ree abd 320), s35/7
Slallybrass s3Z8 18 (see ako 320), s2/6, Whitehead s4l/3
Stamma s45, s26i 8 Whitwor$ 43, 44, 250,
Stanton sl5/7, s26l2 Turnbull & Beasley sl Sl/7 sI?l?, slzn, sl5/5,
Stavritsky s29l5 ULrichsen 174 5, 201 (ree s20/2-3 (2), s23/4, s2.6/8;
Stginitz game positiot 253 ako 284), 2O'7 , 331 , 341 Jee dlso Bent, Byway,
Stephenson after Mozes Umnov s46l5 (as "Unmov") Halek, l-emmey,
338-9 (see atto 352, van de Cevel ree de Bo€r Speelmat
:
Sllller c omp ute r di s rcve ie van der Heijden 311 (ree Whirworth & Bent 13,
15, 23, 390 also 328), 457,46O (see 99 (see also lO7)
Strrililein see Gruber also 4721 "Wrlhelm" computer
Sulc sl6 2assin van der Heijden & Beasley discorerie s 244-5. 396-'1
Sumbatyan 399; rse a|s.) 1'78-9 Wotawa s54/2
Cusev, Pervakov va.n der Heijden, Bleicher, Wood s4l/2
Szen v Newham 212 Hawofth conrputer Worthing s3/2, s l2l7
Tacu ree Joita discoveries 4'7O Yaacobi s57/6
Tamsyrk 4'7 (see ulsq 49, 51) van Essen 295 (s€e also 304) Y*imchik 7l
Tamopolsky re€ Osintsev van Herck 102-3 Yakovenko 383 (see dlso
Tavariani ree Kalandadze van Oosterhout Jee de Boer 391)
Tavariani & Machitidze (as van Reek 357 (see also 368) Yarmonov 262
'Tavariani & van Tets 132-3 (s€f dbo Yusupov andllr|J 183
Makhatadze") s55/3 (ree 137). 199 (3), s5?, Zabinski s56/5
also 4O8, two noes) Vanlura s63 pdrrln (ree also Zagler see Gruber
Thompson computer 465, tu'o notes,41l, tv,/o Zakharov 118
discoreies l3'l (i
textr, notes, 4'72, two notes, Zakiodyakin s30 panrirn (ree
147.-3,145, t73, L'75, Vandecasteele 83, also 201), s58/4
204-s (see atso 2$t, 94-5 (2) (see atso97), Zepler 41A. s5/3-4
236-'7 , s6/8, s9 passim, s57t; after Balenans Zhufavlev & Egorov sZB
sl5/5. sl9l7, s27 passim, s58i/6; see ar.ro Missiaen Zinar 406, 453, szAl, s2U2,
s46/2-1, s46/8; see also Vandiest 83, 151 s22ll8; see ai:ra Archakov
Roycroft Yeitch anallsis '71 ; see also Zy to Eo rckr an o ty s is 39 2,
Tischbierek v Vorotlinov Bent Golombek 396, s50/4-5, s5ty8,
220 Vlatik obreNations on s6511, s65ll2: see also
Tkachento s29l3; ree dfuo compute r dis cor e ie r 4'l 0 Campbell
Rezvov Vlashk & Hlinka 14-15 (ree
Tkachenko & Frolkn s29l1. also 32rl
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British studies by years

Before 1850
1850-59 s5l
1860-99 s48
1900- t 9 s44
1920-36 s41
1931-49 s38
1950-59 s35
1960-6? s32
t968-74 s28
t9'75-',?9 s23
1980-83 s20
1984-86 st'
1987-89 sI2
1990-91 s10
1992-93 s6
1994-95 s3
The Best of British s65

Special contributions

Jonathan Levitt, Stud) awards explained s2

Wouter Mees, ,Stflp carlooD s'l11-4
Alain Pallier, Tlp BCF tourney of 1945-46 s5
Alain Pallicr, Relnsal to capture in pawn stud.ies s22
Adam Sobey, Tle Problemist years - the draw studies s26
Adam Sobey, Tie ProbLemist lears - the wifi studies s29

Miscellaneous s€lections

Some foreign studies from Tattersall s42, s43

Some studies from Alexandre s45
Gems discovered by computer s46
Some foreign studies kr the New Statesnon s54, s55
Some more foreign studies from 1850-1913 s56
Some foreign studies in EG s57, s58
Some more foreign studies published in Britain s60, s61
 Contents of special numbers (continued)

Studies by particular British composers

H. A. Adamson sl
A. W. Daniel s17
Wallace Ellison sl9
John Roycroft s2l
Studies by non.British composers

Frie.drich Amelung s39

Johann and Carl Behting s52
Frantiiek Ded e SJI
Jindiich Fritz s64
Vitaly Halbersradt s40
Josef Haiek s14
A, O. Herbstman s33
Paul Heuacker s?/5-8
Iosif Krikheli s34
Fr€ddric Lazard s37
Andrzej lrwandowski s36
Artur Mandler sll
J. H. Marwitz s62
Ladislav Prokei s47
F. Sackmann s59
Johann Sehwers s49
Jindiich Sulc sl6
Josef Vandura (as "Jan", see pag€ 465 in ordinary issues) s63
Gleb Zakhodyakin s30

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Endgame theory
K +B +P v K+ B: reciprocal zugzwangs with unlike bishops s9
K +Q v K + Crosskill
R:thework of Allied s25
A first survey of six-man pawnless endings sZ7
A revised survey ofsix-man pawnless endings s27 (second edition)
Kf R.r B v K+R: what Zytogorski and Crosskjll actually wrote s50

Chess variants
Alice chess sl816-'7
Circular chess sZ4/6-'1
Desargues and Pappus on a chessboard sI3l6-'7
Dummy pawn s4l8
Generalized knights s4/4-5, s24l+5
How many knights does a king require? s8/8
Losing chess s4l2-3, s8l2-3, sl312-1, q l8i l-J, r24i l-l
Marseillais chess s8/1, s8/4-5
Modem Courier chess s4l I . s4l6-'7
Progressive chess sl3/1, s13/4-5
Queen against rook on a rectangle sl3/8
Replacement chess sl8/8
Shatranj s 18/4-5
Studies with a lwist s8l6-1
XiangQi (Chincse chess) s2418

Further eodings on boards other than 8x8 can be found on pages 268-9,
277,409,412-3,4l'l,423, and 439 of the ordinary issues-

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