It is proved that seven different approaches to the multi-peg Tower of Hanoi problem are all equivalent. Among them the classical approaches of Stewart and Frame from 1941 can be found.

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We explored the perceptual motor information expressed by speakers, and encoded by listeners when engaged in naturalistic communication. After solving the Tower of Hanoi task either with real objects or on a computer, speakers explained the Tower of Hanoi task to listeners. Speakers expressed properties of the objects that had been used to solve the task in their hand gestures, but not in their...

Some of the algorithms for solving the Tower of Hanoi puzzle can be applied “with eyes closed” or “without memory”. Here we survey the solution for the classical tower of Hanoi that uses finite automata, as well as some variations on the original puzzle. In passing, we obtain a new result on morphisms generating the classical and the lazy tower of Hanoi, and a new result on auomatic sequences.

We present a domain-independent algorithm for planning that computes macros in a novel way. Our algorithm computes macros “on-the-fly” for a given set of states and does not require previously learned or inferred information, nor prior domain knowledge. The algorithm is used to define new domainindependent tractable classes of classical planning that are proved to include Blocksworld-arm and To...

The game of the Towers of Hanoi is generalized to binary trees. First, a straightforward solution of the game is discussed. Second, a shorter solution is presented, which is then shown to be optimal.

We study two aspects of a generalization of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle. In 1981, D. Wood suggested its variant, where a bigger disk may be placed higher than a smaller one if their size difference is less than k. In 1992, D. Poole suggested a natural disk-moving strategy for this problem, but only in 2005, the authors proved it be optimal in the general case. We describe the family of all optima...

We analyze a solution to a variant of the Towers of Hanoi problem, in which multiple spare pegs are used to move the disks from the source to the destination peg. We also discuss the interesting relation between the number of disks and the total number of disk moves when the number of spare pegs is a function of number of disks.

Previous research has found evidence for a behavioural assimilation effect (Bargh, Chen, & Burrows, 1996) where the priming of a social category leads participants to behave in line with the stereotypes or associated traits of that social category. The current study investigated the effect of priming psychology students with the category "neuropsychological patient" on their subsequent executiv...