Hans Kuijf
Hans Kuijf [1]
Hans Kuijf,
a Dutch chess player, bridge player, computer games and Bridge programmer, and most notably author of the Bridge program and multiple World Computer Bridge Champion Jack [2].
Already during the 80s, along with Nico Kuijf, Hans Kuijf developed the Chess databases NICBase and TascBase. Further, Hans Kuijf was involved in the Database programming of Chessmaster 6000 and 7000 [3]. He continued his work with Johan de Koning on the Clobber program Pan, winner of the 11th Computer Olympiad 2006, Turin [4], and was section editor of the ICGA Journal until 2012 [5].
Selected Publications
- Wil Sparreboom, Hans Kuijf, Ken Thompson et al. (1996). TascBase. Rotterdam : Tasc B.V.
- Hans Kuijf (2002). Bridge at the 7th Computer Olympiad. ICGA Journal, Vol. 25, No. 3 » 7th Computer Olympiad
External Links
- Hans Kuijf's ICGA Tournaments
- Hans Kuijf | LinkedIn
- Bridge: Jack - Computer Bridge World Champion of the Millennium
- The chess games of Hans Kuijf from chessgames.com
- Kuijf, Hans FIDE Chess Profile
References
- ↑ Hans Kuijf at the 11th Computer Olympiad 2006, Turin, clipped from Photo gallery by Hiroshi Yamashita
- ↑ Bridge: Jack - Computer Bridge World Champion of the Millennium
- ↑ Hans Kuijf - Developer BIO from MobyGames
- ↑ Mark Winands (2006). Pan wins Clobber tournament. ICGA Journal, Vol. 29, No. 2 » 11th Computer Olympiad
- ↑ Editor (2012). Thanks to Michael Buro, Ken Chen, and Hans Kuijf. ICGA Journal, Vol. 35, No. 4
