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I have been reading the Winning Ways, the bible (?) of Combinatorial Game Theory.

I tried to calculate some games of the form {L|R}. But it is not easy to me.

For example, I don't know what {$\uparrow$,$\ast$ | $\downarrow$,$\ast$} is.

The game, say $G$, is fuzzy and $G+G=0$.

So I thought that the game might be $\ast$.

But $G+\ast$ is still fuzzy. Moreover $G+*n ~||~ 0$. Thus G is not an impartial game.

I think $G$ can be simplified to the comibination of several symbols like $\ast$ or nimbers. But I have no idea.

Teach me, please.

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Oh, sorrry. I agree with your opinion. This is too specific and elementary question. – P.-S. Park Dec 19 2011 at 6:36

closed as off topic by Ryan Budney, Andy Putman, Andres Caicedo, Yemon Choi, David Roberts Dec 19 2011 at 6:34

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