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==See also== * [[Alpha–beta pruning]], an optimised algorithm for searching the game tree * [[Backward induction]], reasoning backwards from a final situation * [[Cooling and heating (combinatorial game theory)]], various transformations of games making them more amenable to the theory * [[Connection game]], a type of game where players attempt to establish connections * [[Endgame tablebase]], a database saying how to play endgames * [[Expectiminimax tree]], an adaptation of a minimax game tree to games with an element of chance * [[Extensive-form game]], a game tree enriched with payoffs and information available to players * [[Game classification]], an article discussing ways of classifying games * [[Game complexity]], an article describing ways of measuring the complexity of games * [[Grundy's game]], a mathematical game in which heaps of objects are split * [[Multi-agent system]], a type of computer system for tackling complex problems * [[Positional game]], a type of game where players claim previously-unclaimed positions * [[Solving chess]] * [[Sylver coinage]], a mathematical game of choosing positive integers that are not the sum of non-negative multiples of previously chosen integers * [[Wythoff's game]], a mathematical game of taking objects from one or two piles * [[Topological game]], a type of mathematical game played in a topological space * [[Zugzwang]], being obliged to play when this is disadvantageous
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