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Markov and Mr. Monopoloy Make Millions

ES.268 AI and game search, Course Notes 4

ES.268 AI and game search, Slides 4

ES.268 Blackjack/poker, Slides 9

ES.268 Connect four and additional AI topics, Course Notes 5

ES.268 Connect four and additional AI topics, Slides 5

ES.268 Constraint logic, Slides 12

ES.268 Dynamic programming with impartial games, Course Notes 3

ES.268 Game of life, Slides 10

ES.268 NP-completeness, Slides 11

ES.268 Rubik's cube and group theory, Course Notes 6

ES.268 Rubik's cube and group theory, Slides 6

ES.268 Surreal numbers, Course Notes 2

ES.268 Surreal Numbers, Slides 2

ES.268 Theory of Impartial Games, Course Notes 1

ES.268 Theory of Impartial Games, Handout 1

ES.268 Theory of impartial games, Slides 1

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