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32. MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF RANDOM PHENOMENA mathematical analysis OF RANDOM PHENOMENA Proceedings of the International Conference Hammamet, Tunisia 12 17 September 2005 http://www.worldscibooks.com/mathematics/6413.html

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Mathematical analysis of CandyLand (classic version) Candyland is a simple game for kids. Each player starts his or her token at the beginning of a colored path, and moves along it according to cards drawn. The first to reach the end is the winner. There are 3 kinds of cards A card with a single colored square - move to the next square of that color A card with two squares of the same color- move to the second square of that color A character card - move to the square marked by that character When you finish the move, there are again 3 possibilities You land on a normal square, and await your next turn You land on one of two 'shortcut' paths, and move to the end of the shortcut. You land on a sticky square, and must remain there until you draw a card of the same color as the square The official rules can be found here A picture of the board can be found here Higher resolution version The character squares are named Plumpy, Mr. Mint, Jolly, Gramma Nut, Princess Lolly, and Queen Frostine. The shortcuts are called Rainbow Trail and Gumdrop Pass.

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