Computers Chess and Long Range Planning Book 1970

Delve into the intersection of artificial intelligence, early cybernetics, and advanced grandmaster strategy with this influential computer science text. This academic study outlines mathematical methodologies and algorithms designed to replicate strategic thinking, human foresight, and planning within computing machinery. This listing features a preowned 1970 softcover copy of Computers, Chess and Long-Range Planning, authored by Soviet Grandmaster and World Chess Champion M.M. Botvinnik, translated by Arthur Brown, and published by Springer-Verlag as part of the Heidelberg Science Library. The book stands in very nice pre-owned condition, presenting clean pages, sharp text, a firm spine, and minor cosmetic edge handling on the textured pink covers. Perfect for collectors of chess memorabilia, computing history buffs, or data science enthusiasts, this vintage mathematics volume sells as is.