%A Benjamin Mittman
%T A brief history of the computer chess tournaments: 1970-1975
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 1-33

%A Neil Charness
%T Human chess skill
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 34-53

%A Peter W. Frey
%T An introduction to computer chess
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 54-81

%A David J. Slate
%A Lawrence R. Atkin
%T CHESS 4.5 - the Northwestern University chess program
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 82-118

%A Monroe Newborn
%T PEASANT: an endgame program for kings and pawns
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 119-130

%A Russell M. Church
%A Kenneth W. Church
%T Plans, goals, and search strategies
for the selection of a move in chess
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 131-156

%A Larry R. Harris
%T The heuristic search:
an alternative to the alpha-beta minimax procedure
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 157-166

%A Eliot Hearst
%T Man and machine: chess achievements and chess thinking
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 167-200

%A J.H. Condon
%A Ken Thompson
%T Belle
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 201-210

%A David Wilkins
%T Using chess knowledge to reduce search
%B Chess skill in man and machine
%E Peter W. Frey
%S Texts and monographs in computer science
%I Spinger-Verlag
%D 1977
%P 211-242