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How do you define "surrounded" on a torus?
by neolog 6y ago
How do you define "surrounded" on a torus?
- luhem7 6y agoA toroidal plane wraps around left to right and also top to bottom. The left and right edges are connected and the top and bottom edges are connected. I would imagine the definition of surround would have to be modified accordingly.
- joelthelion 6y agoThe actual Go concept is 'no liberties'. That works on any topology.
- kadoban 6y agoI think it's obvious. For capture, the definition doesn't change (it's based on no liberties). Depending on the ruleset you don't need more than capture, territory/score/winner can be defined from that. Conceptually it's fine anyway though, territory is spaces reachable over cardinal directions via empty spaces or dead stones from only one person's living stones.