Il Existe Plus de Parties d'Échecs Possibles…

Ce nombre ahurissant est connu sous le nom de nombre de Shannon, estimé à environ 10^120. L'univers observable, en comparaison, contient environ 10^80 atomes, soulignant l'immense complexité des échecs.

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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-shannon-number-how-many-possible-chess-games/

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