September 2005
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The Mathematical Intelligencer
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... Chess is a deep well of ideas for mathematical problems, inspiring entire textbooks such as [Wat04] and [Pet11]. A famous problem is the n queens problem, originally proposed by Bezzel under the pen-name "Schadenfreude" in [Bez48], which considers the maximum number of safe squares on an n × n chess board when placing n queens. ...
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The Mathematical Intelligencer