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George Duke wrote on Sun, Apr 4, 2004 07:43 PM UTC:
Note that M = 3.5ZT/P(1-G) is useful form of Move Equation because T,
piece-type density, will figure in the Positional-advantage Potential
Equation, yet to be posted. Use of T, piece-type density, in both enables
other comparisons later. Actually, of course, for Game Length, #M =
3.5N/P(1-G), N simply number of piece-types, is all that is necessary,
eliminating Z Board Size from numerator. Z still contributes to
determination of Power Density. So, original equation reduces to M =
3.5N/P(1-G)