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A solution of the misère Shannon switching game
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    A solution of the misère Shannon switching game (English)
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    Let G be a graph and \(x_ 0\), \(x_ 1\) be two different vertices of G. Two players, Black and White, mark alternately non marked edges of G. White loses if and only if he marks all edges of a path connecting \(x_ 0\) and \(x_ 1\). This game is the misère version of the well-known Shannon Switching Game. We give its classification as a particular case of the classification of a more general game played on a matroid.
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    game played on a graph
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    game played on a matroid
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    misère version
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    Shannon Switching Game
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