Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Chess".

Natural Selection [34]: The development of histological staining followed essentially Darwinian lines, 3527. Also pastry-making, 3527. Chess how to play super chess Society [42]: Advanced society planned as a super brain 3528. Should be able to undertake super-chess, ibid. 3527 3528

Summary: A clearer statement about the Essential Variable. Chess theory of games Games theory of 3595 3596

Campbell's theorem Degenerance, in system definition Epistemology Campbell's theorem Observable Campbell's theorem Summary: Statistical mechanics. Chess 'super' moves Homeostat variety on switches Information on uniselectors 3607 3608

Chess number of positions Summary: Details of chess-playing. 3615 3616

Chess information amplifier Evolution as information amplifier 3623 3624

Chess information amplifier Summary: Properties of an information-amplifier. 4155 3627 3628

Summary: The elimination of wrong moves at chess may eliminate too much. Arc multiple arcs traversing environment Chess information amplifier Environment control of Statistic as random transformation Transducer random Transformation random Summary: Random transformations. Instinct inate releasing mechanisms in 3629 3630

Summary: Example of a random transducer. 3667 Summary: Chess strategy. Chess strategy in Strategy in chess 3665 3666

Summary: Random transformations. The Multistable System [50]: Random transformation used by card player - quotation, 4076. Chess strategy in The Multistable System [51]: Selective correction, 4077. 4076 4077

Reducibility in multistable systems The Multistable System [63]: Discriminative feedback of the multistable system. 4189, 4194. Summary: Discriminative feedback. 4225, 4514, 4613, 4831 Chess discriminative feedback 4194 4195

Summary: Explicit instructions for commercial or social organisation. 4273 Chess organisation for Constraint transformation of Society [45]: Organisation of a chess-playing society, 4273. 4272 4273

Summary: (ii)Continuity   (a) What is continuity? Adaptation speeding up adaptation Constraint effects of Continuity as constraint Reducibility reviewed Speed (of adaptation) of learning Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 } Summary: (b) Value of continuity Adaptation speeding up adaptation Chess discontinuity in Constraint effects of Speed (of adaptation) of learning Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 } 4568 4569

Discrimination feedback for discimination Feedback third order Summary: All necessary improvements to the basic ultrastable system can be had by the addition of further orders of feedback. Chess organisation for 4962 4963

Chess machine for Summary: How to make a brain. Interaction small in multistable systems Retroactive inhibition condition for zero retroactive inhibition 5302 5303

Chess analysing ahead DAMS Mark II (Dispersive and Multistable System) [3]: For a machine to "study a move ahead" it has only to be affected by its "provisional" output. 5328. Summary: "Looking one move ahead does not require special programming. 5328 5329

Summary: Systems with super-fast sub-components. Arc in sequence Chess as double process Thinking as cerebral process 5544 5545

Chess Zato-coding in 6220 6221

Chess two-way search Efficiency in searching Goal two-way search Trial and error efficiency of Summary: In a process of search, knowing the goal, and especially of intermediate goals, can cut the time fabulously. Constraint in environment's transitions 6336 6337

Summary: The physicist's equilibrium at zero free-energy and the biologist's homeostasis. Chess three "organisations" Organisation and redundancy Redundancy three in chess 6366 6367