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A game based on the Euclidean algorithm

The following game is based on a somewhat "stupid" version of the Euclidean algorithm (where we allow only subtractions). Positions are given by finite non-empty multisets (repeated elements ...
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Does a generalized Queen split the upper P-positions of Wythoff Nim into two new beams of P-positions?

Wythoff Nim is an impartial game where 2 players take turns in reducing the heights of two finite heaps of tokens. Two types of moves are allowed (I) Remove any number of tokens from precisely one ...
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