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• History of Hex
  ...sh's fellow players at first called the game "Nash". According to [[Martin Gardner]], some of the Princeton students also referred to the game as "John", beca ...The details, including extensive excerpts from the correspondence between Gardner and Hein, are presented in Hayward and Toft's book "Hex, the full story". T
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• Physical Hex sets
  ...-Tix.PDF booklet] of instructions, which was basically a reprint of Martin Gardner's Scientific American column.
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• History of computer Hex
  * Gardner, Martin (1988). [http://www.amazon.com/Hexaflexagons-Other-Mathematical-Diversions-
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• Bridg-It
  ...tician [[David Gale]], and was described, under the name "Gale", in Martin Gardner's October 1958 column in ''Scientific American''. A version was later marke
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• David Boll Hex FAQ
  There's really not much Hex literature that I am aware of. Martin Gardner
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• Reverse Hex
  ...the strategy is. In his 1957 ''Scientific American'' column on Hex, Martin Gardner attributed this result to Robert O. Winder, who never published it. A proof * Martin Gardner. "Mathematical games: Concerning the game of Hex, which may be played on th
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• David Gale
  * He invented the game of [[Bridg-It]], which was described in Martin Gardner's ''Scientific American'' column in October 1958, and which was also known
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