Misere combinatorial games.
The winning player when p starts from g.
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The four-outcome misère outcome of a form.
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If o(x) ≥ N then Left wins going first on x.
Restricted misère equivalence, working modulo a set A.
Conventions for notations in identifiers:
- The recommended spelling of
=min identifiers ismisereEQ.
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- g =m A h = ∀ (x : G), A x → MisereGames.Form.Misere.Outcome.MisereOutcome (g + x) = MisereGames.Form.Misere.Outcome.MisereOutcome (h + x)
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Restricted misère equivalence, working modulo a set A.
Conventions for notations in identifiers:
- The recommended spelling of
=min identifiers ismisereEQ.
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Delaborator for restricted misère equivalence notation.
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The restricted misère preorder, working modulo a set A.
Conventions for notations in identifiers:
- The recommended spelling of
≥min identifiers ismisereGE.
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- g ≥m A h = ∀ (x : G), A x → MisereGames.Form.Misere.Outcome.MisereOutcome (g + x) ≥ MisereGames.Form.Misere.Outcome.MisereOutcome (h + x)
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The restricted misère preorder, working modulo a set A.
Conventions for notations in identifiers:
- The recommended spelling of
≥min identifiers ismisereGE.
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Delaborator for restricted misère preorder notation.
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Adding a fixed element c ∈ A on the right preserves the restricted misère
inequality.
Adding a fixed element c ∈ A on the right preserves the restricted misère
equivalence.
Adding a fixed element c ∈ A on the left preserves the restricted misère
equivalence.