Bounding memory for Mastermind might not make it harder
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- Mastermind
- On the algorithmic complexity of the Mastermind game with black-peg results
- Playing mastermind with constant-size memory
- Playing Mastermind with constant-size memory
- Playing several variants of Mastermind with constant-size memory is not harder than with unbounded memory
- The number of pessimistic guesses in generalized black-peg mastermind
- The number of pessimistic guesses in Generalized Mastermind
- The worst case number of questions in generalized AB game with and without white-peg answers
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(6)- The memory game
- Playing mastermind with constant-size memory
- Playing Mastermind with constant-size memory
- Playing several variants of Mastermind with constant-size memory is not harder than with unbounded memory
- An optimal strategy for static black-peg Mastermind with two pegs
- The space complexity of mirror games
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