Robert Hyatt | Academic Influence

Why Is Robert Hyatt Influential?

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 .

Robert Hyatt's Published Works

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Published Papers

Cray Blitz (44)
A parallel alpha/beta tree searching algorithm (40)
Construction of a fault-tolerant distributed tuple-space (30)
Crafty Goes Deep (27)
Using Time Wisely (24)
Book Learning - a Methodology to Tune an Opening Book Automatically (22)
A High-Performance Parallel Algorithm to Search Depth-First Game Trees (16)
Rotated Bitmaps, a New Twist on an Old Idea (13)
Displacement Measurement, Linear and Angular (12)
The Dynamic Tree-Splitting Parallel Search Algorithm (11)
The Effect of Hash Signature Collisions in a Chess Program (9)
A Lockless Transposition-Table Implementation for Parallel Search (7)
The Draw Heuristic of Cray-Blitz (4)
An improved algorithm of two choices in randomized dynamic load-balancing (4)
A parallel best-first search (4)
Using time wisely, revisited (extended abstract) (3)
Cray Blitz Versus David Levy (3)
Chess and supercomputers: details about optimizing Cray Blitz (3)
Cray/Blitz—1984 chess champion (3)
Synchro/Resolver Displacement Sensors (2)
Heterogeneous process migration: issues and an approach (2)
Architectural Considerations with Distributed Computing (1)
A computerized formal means to reason about components in simulation models and environments. Part II: module development theory (1)
Rybka Investigations and Survey of Findings for the ICGA (1)
Web-based distributed MIS application in health care (1)
A Solution to Short PVS Caused by Exact Hash Matches (1)
BLITZ V, a computer chess program (1)
Report on Aminophylline and Phenobarbital (0)
Making Metal Laugh (0)
Jatwing: a distributed enhanced tuple space-based mobile agent computation model in a ubicomp world (0)
Report on Phenolphthalein in Presence of Bile Salts (0)
Cadmus of the Cherokees. (0)
The nezha parallel computing environment for clusters (0)
A computerized formal means to reason about components in simulation models and environments: Part I: a logic-based reasoning methodology (0)
Report on Antihistamines (0)
Antihistamines Combined with Phenylephrine Hydrochloride and Codeine Phosphate or Dihydrocodeinone Bitartrate in Elixirs (0)
Computer Chess Endgame Play with Pawns: Then and Now (0)
The design and implementation of a digitally based remote cardiac monitoring system (0)
The history of Blitz/Cray-Blitz/Crafty (0)
Computer Chess: What Remains? (0)
Report on Sirup of the Bromides (0)
Computer Chess Endgame Play With Pawns: Then and Now (0)
A Distributed Task Scheduler for Cluster Computing (0)
Report on Bromide Preparations (0)
Report on Carbromal (0)
Results of the Gm vs. Computer Match (0)
Assay of Ointment of Red Mercuric Iodide (0)
Report on Carbromal in Mixtures (0)
Parallel Automated Knowledge Acquisition of Case-Based Semantic Networks from Relational Databases (0)
Java/CORBA technology on a Beowulf cluster (0)
JatWing: a Jini-enabled Mobile Agent Computation Model based on Distributed Tuple Spaces (0)

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Computer Science