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- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure abstract "The Selfridge–Conway procedure is a discrete procedure that produces an envy-free cake-cutting for three partners. It is named after John Selfridge and John Horton Conway. Selfridge discovered it in 1960, and told it to Richard Guy, who told it to many people, but Selfridge did not publish it. John Conway discovered it independently in 1993, and also never published it, but the result is attributed to them in a number of books. This procedure was the first envy-free discrete procedure devised for three partners, and it paved the way for more advanced procedures for n partners (see envy-free cake-cutting).A procedure is envy-free if each recipient believes that (according to its measure) no other recipient has received more than he has. In their solution, the maximal number of cuts in the procedure is five. The pieces are not always contiguous.".
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- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink Brams–Taylor_procedure.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink Category:Fair_division_protocols.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink Envy-free_cake-cutting.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink Free_disposal.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink John_Horton_Conway.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink John_Selfridge.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink Richard_K._Guy.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLink File:Selfridge–Conway.svg.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLinkText "Selfridge–Conway discrete procedure".
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLinkText "Selfridge–Conway".
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageWikiLinkText "procedure for 3 partners and general pieces".
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure subject Category:Fair_division_protocols.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure hypernym Procedure.
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- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure type Redirect.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure type Science.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure comment "The Selfridge–Conway procedure is a discrete procedure that produces an envy-free cake-cutting for three partners. It is named after John Selfridge and John Horton Conway. Selfridge discovered it in 1960, and told it to Richard Guy, who told it to many people, but Selfridge did not publish it. John Conway discovered it independently in 1993, and also never published it, but the result is attributed to them in a number of books.".
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure label "Selfridge–Conway discrete procedure".
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure sameAs Q17145741.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure sameAs m.09gf3fr.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure sameAs Q17145741.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure wasDerivedFrom Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure?oldid=679708022.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure depiction Selfridge–Conway.svg.
- Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure isPrimaryTopicOf Selfridge–Conway_discrete_procedure.
