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Running it in Reverse
This month's challenge is the sixteenth that we've published.
My thanks to all of you who have read and tried these puzzles,
and my special thanks to Peter Schueller and Nathan Conley,
who sent their solutions to some of the puzzles.
Up to now, I've already had the answer to a puzzle when I
publish it.
Not this time.
The inventor of the game came to me a couple of days ago, with this
challenge: We know that any quantum game corresponds to an
ensemble of classical games. But does every ensemble of
classical games, correspond to a quantum game?
In other words, can you construct an ensemble of classical
tic-tac-toe games, that does not correspond to a Quantum Tic-Tac-Toe game?
Such an ensemble has to consist of legal tic-tac-toe games,
with the same number of X's and O's in each game.
Good luck to all of us.
I wonder if I'll receive something from one of you,
before I've found one myself.
Allan assures me it can be done.
Be sure to include your name and email address! We want to give credit to the person that sends the best solution.
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