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Let δ be a number called the singular margin <ref>The term ''singular margin'' comes from the [[Singular Extensions|singular extension]] algorithm ([[Thomas Anantharaman|Anantharaman]] et al. 1990)</ref>. '''Conspiracy theory''' can be formulated using the following definition <ref>[[David McAllester]], [[Deniz Yuret]] ('''1993'''). ''Alpha-Beta Conspiracy Search''. [http://ttic.uchicago.edu/%7Edmcallester/abc.ps ps (draft)]</ref>:
'''Definition''': Let '''T''' be a search tree with min-max value '''<nowiki>V[T]</nowiki>'''. The [[Lower Bound|lower boand]] conspiracy number of '''T''', denoted '''C<sub><</sub><nowiki>[T]</nowiki>''', is the number of leaf static values that must be changed to bring the root min-max value down to '''<nowiki>V[T]</nowiki>-δ'''. The [[Upper Bound|upper boand]] conspiracy number of '''T''', denoted '''C<sub>></sub><nowiki>[T]</nowiki>''', is the number of leaves that must be changed to bring the root value up to '''<nowiki>V[T]</nowiki>+δ'''.
'''C<sub><</sub><nowiki>[T]</nowiki>''' expresses the confidence that the lower bound [[Alpha|α]] will hold by further expansion of the search tree.

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