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The ruleset is an established Wyt_K specialization
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Recorded scope: the square-removal ruleset and the first 100,000 P-position gap threshold
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}Originating problem: A gap of 50 in square-diagonal Wythoff Nim
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A 2009 paper defines arbitrary restricted diagonal sets K; the square-set threshold was not located in the focused search.
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{ "kind": "bounded", "statement": "the square-removal ruleset and the first 100,000 P-position gap threshold", "bounds": { "position_ordinal": { "min": 1, "max": 100000 } }, "exhaustive": false }
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Duchene, Fraenkel, Gravier, and Nowakowski define \(\operatorname{Wyt}_K\) for any subset \(K\) of the positive integers. Its moves reduce one heap arbitrarily or reduce both heaps by the same \(k\in K\). The present game is exactly their construction with \[ K=\{1,4,9,16,\ldots\}. \] Their explicit P-position results cover singleton sets and selected infinite sets of powers of two. The paper supplies the established name and ruleset framework.
A focused search covered the exact initial pairs, square-restricted diagonal moves, Wyt_K, Nimhoff games, and OEIS sequence searches for both coordinate sequences. It found no source stating the gap-50 witness or the 100,000-position maximum. This search is evidence about the sources checked on 2026-07-24; it leaves novelty of the finite computation unverified.
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Verification source: ajc.maths.uq.edu.au ↗, Duchene, Fraenkel, Gravier, and Nowakowski, Australasian Journal of Combinatorics 44 (2009), Definition 5 on page 45, section 3, and section 4.2; focused search performed 2026-07-24
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