Domination and Independence
In the mathematical chess problem of domination, you are tasked with finding an arrangement of several pieces of the same type so that every square on the board is reachable in a single move by at least one of the pieces. In the problem of independence, your goal is to place the maximum number of pieces of the same type so that none of the pieces lie in the path of another.Choose the puzzle piece that you would like to answer puzzles about, read the puzzle statement, and click on the board to place and remove pieces.