Single-player games (often called puzzles) have received considerable attention from the scientific community. Consequently, interesting insights into some puzzles, and into the a...
Graham Kendall, Andrew J. Parkes, Kristian Spoerer
We consider two variants of the well-known “sailor in the fog” puzzle. The first version (the “asteroid surveying” problem) is set in three dimensions and asks for the sh...
Timothy M. Chan, Alexander Golynski, Alejandro L&o...
The interpretation of conditionals in the scope of a quantifier (as in `No student will succeed if he goofs off') presents a troubling puzzle. Either we are forced to abandon...
An automated assembling of shredded/torn documents (2D) or broken pottery (3D) will support philologists, archaeologists and forensic experts. An automated solution for this task ...
For the first time since computers are around, the major pieces of the puzzle are in place to deliver interactive 3D to the average end user. Yet, with the exception of games and ...