A new heap game
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Abstract: Given heaps of tokens. The moves of the 2-player game introduced here are to either take a positive number of tokens from at most heaps, or to remove the {sl same} positive number of tokens from all the heaps. We analyse this extension of Wythoff's game and provide a polynomial-time strategy for it.
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