Talk:Chomp

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[edit] good article

there's a good article on this in the July 22, 2006 Science News. It has some very interesting pictures of slices of the strategy landscape for 3-row chomp, which show a similarity to crystal growth patterns (only in this case, it's winning positions "growing" from winning positions that are one move away). If we could get some pictures like this for this article, it would be great. The people who discovered these pictures are Adam Landsberg and Eric Friedman. --190.56.47.2 17:55, 27 June 2007 (UTC)