This is done by deleting all moves that are not part of a symmetrically arranged pair - which leaves 52 moves in this case - and joining up the loose ends to make a symmetric closed tour. This can be done in two ways as shown here.
Thursday, 30 January 2014
Warnsdorf Tour Symmetrised
The Warnsdorf tour I published here a couple of days ago seemed remarkably symmetric compared with others of the type. So I thought I would see what it looks like when completely symmetrised.
This is done by deleting all moves that are not part of a symmetrically arranged pair - which leaves 52 moves in this case - and joining up the loose ends to make a symmetric closed tour. This can be done in two ways as shown here.
This is done by deleting all moves that are not part of a symmetrically arranged pair - which leaves 52 moves in this case - and joining up the loose ends to make a symmetric closed tour. This can be done in two ways as shown here.
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