Encyclopedia of Go Principles (Mastering the Basics) (Volume 9) Peter Nabokov and the social history of

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Encyclopedia of Go Principles (Mastering the Basics) (Volume 9) Peter Nabokov and the social history ofGo is played on a very large board, consisting of 361 playing points. During the opening phase, there will be perhaps 50 to 100 candidates for a plausible move, and, for each of these candidates the opponent's many possible responses must also be considered as well as your responses to each of these responses, and so on. An exhaustive brute force search for finding the best move is clearly impractical. Clearly, a go player needs some principles to