Robert Hyatt | Academic Influence

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Robert Hyatt is affiliated with the following schools: University of Southern Mississippi, University of Alabama at Birmingham

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Morgan Hyatt is an American computer scientist and programmer. He co-authored the computer chess programs Crafty and Cray Blitz which won two World Computer Chess Championships in the 1980s. Hyatt was a computer science professor at the University of Southern Mississippi and University of Alabama at Birmingham .

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Robert Hyatt's Published Works

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Published Works

Cray Blitz (1986) (43)
A parallel alpha/beta tree searching algorithm (1989) (40)
Construction of a fault-tolerant distributed tuple-space (1993) (31)
Crafty Goes Deep (1997) (26)
Using Time Wisely (1984) (24)
Book Learning - a Methodology to Tune an Opening Book Automatically (1999) (22)
A High-Performance Parallel Algorithm to Search Depth-First Game Trees (1988) (15)
Rotated Bitmaps, a New Twist on an Old Idea (1999) (14)
Displacement Measurement, Linear and Angular (1999) (13)
The Dynamic Tree-Splitting Parallel Search Algorithm (1997) (11)
The Effect of Hash Signature Collisions in a Chess Program (2005) (10)
A Lockless Transposition-Table Implementation for Parallel Search (2002) (7)
A parallel best-first search (1988) (4)
An improved algorithm of two choices in randomized dynamic load-balancing (2002) (4)
Chess and supercomputers: details about optimizing Cray Blitz (1990) (4)
The Draw Heuristic of Cray-Blitz (1988) (4)
Using time wisely, revisited (extended abstract) (1985) (4)
Cray/Blitz—1984 chess champion (1985) (3)
Heterogeneous process migration: issues and an approach (1997) (2)
Cray Blitz Versus David Levy (1984) (2)
Synchro/Resolver Displacement Sensors (2014) (2)
Rybka Investigations and Survey of Findings for the ICGA (2011) (1)
BLITZ V, a computer chess program (1977) (1)
A computerized formal means to reason about components in simulation models and environments. Part II: module development theory (1995) (1)
Architectural Considerations with Distributed Computing (2000) (1)
A Solution to Short PVS Caused by Exact Hash Matches (2014) (1)
Web-based distributed MIS application in health care (1999) (1)
Report on Carbromal in Mixtures (1951) (0)
Report on Aminophylline and Phenobarbital (1954) (0)
Computer Chess Endgame Play with Pawns: Then and Now (2014) (0)
Jatwing: a distributed enhanced tuple space-based mobile agent computation model in a ubicomp world (2001) (0)
Antihistamines Combined with Phenylephrine Hydrochloride and Codeine Phosphate or Dihydrocodeinone Bitartrate in Elixirs (1964) (0)
Computer Chess: What Remains? (1993) (0)
Java/CORBA technology on a Beowulf cluster (2000) (0)
The design and implementation of a digitally based remote cardiac monitoring system (1976) (0)
Cadmus of the Cherokees. (0)
Parallel Automated Knowledge Acquisition of Case-Based Semantic Networks from Relational Databases (2001) (0)
A computerized formal means to reason about components in simulation models and environments: Part I: a logic-based reasoning methodology (1995) (0)
JatWing: a Jini-enabled Mobile Agent Computation Model based on Distributed Tuple Spaces (2000) (0)
Report on Antihistamines (1958) (0)
A Distributed Task Scheduler for Cluster Computing (2002) (0)
Results of the Gm vs. Computer Match (1996) (0)
The nezha parallel computing environment for clusters (2003) (0)
The history of Blitz/Cray-Blitz/Crafty (2020) (0)
Making Metal Laugh (1972) (0)

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