http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYQRteeHbE
or search under youtube.com with following word : NEWEKLOWSKY
Worldrecord progression for composing the longest mate :
1889 BLATHY ( Hungary ) mate in 257
2001 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 267 have a look at wikipedia in english
2007 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 530 have a look at schachforum.at
2010 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 550 have a look at schachforum.at
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
or search under youtube.com with following word : NEWEKLOWSKY
Worldrecord progression for composing the longest mate :
1889 BLATHY ( Hungary ) mate in 257
2001 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 267 have a look at wikipedia in english
2007 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 530 have a look at schachforum.at
2010 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 550 have a look at schachforum.at
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
Infinitely more interesting and convenient to post the pgn. Assuming my gui has no issue with a 550 move game.
You can check your GUI on a mate in 545 moves.
wow... quite amazing
... and the beginning of my mate in 550 is the following
:
1.Rxg1 fxg1Q
2.Qxg1 Nxd7
3.cxd7 gxh1Q
4.Qxh1 Rxd7+
5.Bxd7 Rxd7+
...and now 545 from the 7-men-endgame-tablebases ...
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
... who can compose a longer mate ? ...
:1.Rxg1 fxg1Q
2.Qxg1 Nxd7
3.cxd7 gxh1Q
4.Qxh1 Rxd7+
5.Bxd7 Rxd7+
...and now 545 from the 7-men-endgame-tablebases ...

kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
... who can compose a longer mate ? ...
How exactly do you compose such mates?
... after the rules of mathematics
... I´m technican for mechanical and electrial engineering at EnBW ( Karlsruhe , Germany ) a daughter of EDF ( Paris , France ) and improve the oldest worldrecord in sport at all in 2001 ( chess is sport - have a look at olympiads ) holding by the hungarian technican for electrial engineering O.T.BLATHY from Budapest ( Hungary ) since the year 1889 ( have a look at wikipedia in english under "chessproblem" or wikipedia in czech under "Neweklowsky" ). BLATHY was the INVENTOR of the TRANSFORMER with two other inventors.
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , the town of the court of the constitution of Germany and of the inventor of the bicycle ( Freiherr von DRAIS ) called "DRAISINE"
Lutz Neweklowsky
Drais - 1
D-76135 Karlsruhe
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
... I´m technican for mechanical and electrial engineering at EnBW ( Karlsruhe , Germany ) a daughter of EDF ( Paris , France ) and improve the oldest worldrecord in sport at all in 2001 ( chess is sport - have a look at olympiads ) holding by the hungarian technican for electrial engineering O.T.BLATHY from Budapest ( Hungary ) since the year 1889 ( have a look at wikipedia in english under "chessproblem" or wikipedia in czech under "Neweklowsky" ). BLATHY was the INVENTOR of the TRANSFORMER with two other inventors. kindly regards from Karlsruhe , the town of the court of the constitution of Germany and of the inventor of the bicycle ( Freiherr von DRAIS ) called "DRAISINE"
Lutz Neweklowsky
Drais - 1
D-76135 Karlsruhe
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
http://www.chessbase.com/espanola/searchresult.asp
...some people like it in spanish ...
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
...some people like it in spanish ...
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
http://www.chessbase.com/espanola/searchresult.asp?offset=8530
... here i find the information of the worldrecord of 2001 in spanish ...
kindly regards from Germany , Karlsruhe
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
... here i find the information of the worldrecord of 2001 in spanish ...
kindly regards from Germany , Karlsruhe
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
...here is the position of my mate in 550 ...
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kindly regards
Lutz Neweklowsky
...who can compose a longer one ? ...
diagramme/0000Ls00D00Bt0ts00B000000000000000000k00000K000000000bbS000lT0dS.gif
kindly regards
Lutz Neweklowsky
...who can compose a longer one ? ...
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Thanks
Thanks
I think he needs a little help with this.
4Bn2/Q2Pr1rn/2P5/8/5k2/3K4/5ppN/3bR1qN w - - 0 1
Dadi,
Thanks for the diagram.
Lutz,
Congratulations.
To all,
What is the state of 7 man tablebases. I only use the complete 5 men set, as I don't have enough Ram to load the 6 men set. The complete 6 men set is available and it is possible to build a system with enough ram and storage space to load it. It appears that some 7 men tablebase positions exist, as Lutz proves his mate after reaching this position:
The previous record, also proved with 7 men tablebases, starts form this position:
How does Lutz have access to 7 men tablebases to prove his record? Who else has access to them? What is the current state of 7 men tablebases? Is the complete set somewhere and in some form where it can be queried?
Thanks for the diagram.
Lutz,
Congratulations.
To all,
What is the state of 7 man tablebases. I only use the complete 5 men set, as I don't have enough Ram to load the 6 men set. The complete 6 men set is available and it is possible to build a system with enough ram and storage space to load it. It appears that some 7 men tablebase positions exist, as Lutz proves his mate after reaching this position:
8/3r3n/8/8/5k2/3K4/7N/3b3Q w - - 0 6
The previous record, also proved with 7 men tablebases, starts form this position:
8/1r6/8/6n1/5k2/1b6/3K3N/7Q b - - 0 0
How does Lutz have access to 7 men tablebases to prove his record? Who else has access to them? What is the current state of 7 men tablebases? Is the complete set somewhere and in some form where it can be queried?
I was under the impression that they had been only partially completed.
How does everyone feel about these? I look at them from time to time, but they always appear as random shuffling to me. Is there an attempt at an annotation or explanation anywhere?
Of course I don't even get move 514 in this mate in 545 that was posted above:
Why is Rxd3 the move here?
How does everyone feel about these? I look at them from time to time, but they always appear as random shuffling to me. Is there an attempt at an annotation or explanation anywhere?
Of course I don't even get move 514 in this mate in 545 that was posted above:
k7/1b6/1Qn5/8/8/3N4/4K3/3r4 b - - 1026 514
Why is Rxd3 the move here?
I recall when Soren Riis claimed that some 6men tablebase wins were built by winning moves that didn't seem to make any sense, however, I was able to give him explanations of why they were the only winning moves, by comparing them with the results of non-winning moves, and the result was satisfactory.
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforum/topic_show.pl?pid=223764
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforum/topic_show.pl?pid=223782
I claim it's not random shuffling and an explanation can be easily found by following the lines (I could do it if there were 7men tablebases online, heh).
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforum/topic_show.pl?pid=223764
http://rybkaforum.net/cgi-bin/rybkaforum/topic_show.pl?pid=223782
I claim it's not random shuffling and an explanation can be easily found by following the lines (I could do it if there were 7men tablebases online, heh).
you might have to wait a few years to see that vytron!
... with the knowledge of the mathematical rules you can understand that Rxd3 is
better than Ra1
or Rh1
...
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
... with 8 pieces left on the board we will compose in future a mate in 1000 ( and more ) ...
better than Ra1
or Rh1
...kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
... with 8 pieces left on the board we will compose in future a mate in 1000 ( and more ) ...
8 mans aren't as far off as you think.
answer to 7 men-complete set is around 67 Tera bytes
... to all friends of the 50 move rule :
The longest mate was composed by Lutz Neweklowsky ( after Babson and Petrovic ) - mate in 272
A little bit different to the position of Petrovic with mate in 271 : put only his white bishop from h1 to g2 and his black pawn from d4 to d5 ) and so the first move is following : 1.Bh1! d4!
... to all friends of problems WITHOUT the 50 move rule :
The longest mate was also composed by Lutz Neweklowsky - mate in 550
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYQRteeHbE
kindly regards
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
The longest mate was composed by Lutz Neweklowsky ( after Babson and Petrovic ) - mate in 272

A little bit different to the position of Petrovic with mate in 271 : put only his white bishop from h1 to g2 and his black pawn from d4 to d5 ) and so the first move is following : 1.Bh1! d4!
... to all friends of problems WITHOUT the 50 move rule :
The longest mate was also composed by Lutz Neweklowsky - mate in 550

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYQRteeHbE
kindly regards
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
> The longest mate was also composed by Lutz Neweklowsky - mate in 550
How in the world did anyone figure out that this is a mate in 550?? I can't believe it...
Dear chessfriends ,
after 112 years the oldest worldrecord in the history of sport ( longest mate without obstrusive units by O.T.BLATHY - 1889 - mate in 257) was broken in 2001 by my composition with mate in 267 , which you can find in the english wikipedia under the word "NEWEKLOWSKY" . The worldrecord was only possible to compose with the help of the longest mate from the 6-pieces-endgame-tablebases , a mate in 262 . Can anyone find now a longer mate than my mate in 267 by
ONLY USING
the 6-pieces-endgame-tablebases ?
Kindly regards from Germany
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
after 112 years the oldest worldrecord in the history of sport ( longest mate without obstrusive units by O.T.BLATHY - 1889 - mate in 257) was broken in 2001 by my composition with mate in 267 , which you can find in the english wikipedia under the word "NEWEKLOWSKY" . The worldrecord was only possible to compose with the help of the longest mate from the 6-pieces-endgame-tablebases , a mate in 262 . Can anyone find now a longer mate than my mate in 267 by
ONLY USING
the 6-pieces-endgame-tablebases ?Kindly regards from Germany
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
Dear chessfriends ,
who can solve my new
worldrecord-chessproblem
at youtube.com ? ( mate in OVER 550 moves from the year 2013 ) Here you can find the position :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLiwJ3qe_M
Worldrecord progression for composing the longest mate :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYQRteeHbE
1889 BLATHY ( Hungary ) mate in 257
2001 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 267 have a look at wikipedia in english
2007 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 530 have a look at schachforum.at
2010 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 550 have a look at schachforum.at
2013 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in ???
write here on rybkaforum.net or at youtube.com if you find the solution !
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
who can solve my new
worldrecord-chessproblem
at youtube.com ? ( mate in OVER 550 moves from the year 2013 ) Here you can find the position :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLiwJ3qe_M
Worldrecord progression for composing the longest mate :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYQRteeHbE
1889 BLATHY ( Hungary ) mate in 257
2001 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 267 have a look at wikipedia in english
2007 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 530 have a look at schachforum.at
2010 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in 550 have a look at schachforum.at
2013 NEWEKLOWSKY ( Germany ) mate in ???
write here on rybkaforum.net or at youtube.com if you find the solution !
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
Dear chessfriends ,
what a pity , no one here to solve my new
worldrecord-chessproblem
at youtube.com ?
Here you can find the position :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLiwJ3qe_M
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
what a pity , no one here to solve my new
worldrecord-chessproblem
at youtube.com ?
Here you can find the position :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLiwJ3qe_M
kindly regards from Karlsruhe , Germany
Lutz Neweklowsky
lutz.neweklowsky@gmx.de
1. Rxa4 Qxa4 2. Bxa4 Bxa4+ 3. Kc5 Rg5+ 4. Kb4 Rg4+ 5. Ka3 Ne7 6. Qa8+ Kd7
7. Qf3 Rd4 8. Qh3+ Kc6 9. Qe6+ Kb7 10. Qxe7+ Rd7=
:-P
Maybe you have a KQPKRBN tablebase I could look at? :-)
7. Qf3 Rd4 8. Qh3+ Kc6 9. Qe6+ Kb7 10. Qxe7+ Rd7=
:-P
Maybe you have a KQPKRBN tablebase I could look at? :-)
you need lot of attention,right?
I have already posted the Mate in 551 answer.
what i meant is that Lutz seems to want the public attention...
lol, yes. I am just wondering how many times he is going to post his
question in a 5 day span.
question in a 5 day span.
He/she is spamming us
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