Misere combinatorial games.
A p-dead end is a p-end whose options are again p-dead ends.
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- MisereGames.Form.IsDeadEnd p g = (MisereGames.Form.IsEnd p g ∧ ∀ gp ∈ MisereGames.Moves.moves (-p) g, MisereGames.Form.IsDeadEnd p gp)
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A form is dead-ending when all of its end options are dead ends, hereditarily.
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A predicate whose members are dead-ending forms.
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Forms that are both short and dead-ending.
- short : IsShort g
- dead_ending : IsDeadEnding g
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This is [Milley, Renault (Lemma 3 on p. 5)][milley:DeadEndsMisere:2013].
This is [Milley, Renault (Lemma 3 on p. 5)][milley:DeadEndsMisere:2013].
For Left dead ends g and h (with A promain), comparison g ≥m A h
reduces to the Right proviso plus maintenance of Right's moves.
For Left dead ends, if A has a form that is an end for both players (such as
0), the Right proviso simplifies to Right end-like positions being preserved.
This is one direction specialized to dead-ending of [Davies, Milley (Theorem 3.1 on p. 7)][davies:OrderInversesMonoid:2026]
This is mirror of one direction specialized to dead-ending of [Davies, Milley (Theorem 3.1 on p. 7)][davies:OrderInversesMonoid:2026]