Quote (Chevaucheur @ May 17 2018 02:04pm)
I don't understand your question.
I am looking for THE solution.
There is one only solution to the game of chess.
ok so you're trying to solve for the best strategy to get checkmate from the start of a game?
or you're trying to solve for checkmate from common positions of pieces in the end game?
either way the only answer for those questions, in a game of chess that has a border, is analysis of how the pieces act inside that border. otherwise you're just solving how to get checkmate on a limitless board, which has no bearing on a limited board.
this would be like studying strategies for the 100 meter dash to make conclusions about marathon running, it's nonsensical. adding what moves pieces COULD make on a limitless board saying nothing about how they can produce a checkmate.