Dynamic

   
For ‘Dynamic’ in the sense of ‘defined in terms of possible sequences’, see the article dynamic definition.

Dynamic characterises a position as being subject to significant future changes. A move or sequence is dynamic it it creates a dynamic position or has many, still unpredictable variations. A dynamic position has dynamic aspects and strategic concepts studying its kinds of significant future changes: development directions?, options, influence, fighting potential of groups etc.

The contrast of dynamic is the quiet, currently almost settled aspects of a position, such as territory that is settled or likely will be affected only by later boundary settling during the endgame. Accordingly, positional judgement studies the non-dynamic current territory within groups with currently settled life and quiet boundaries versus the dynamic, non-territorial aspects of positions.

The dynamic aspects of positional judgement are discussed in the book Positional Judgement 2 / Dynamics. The term dynamic is also often used in A Dictionary of Modern Fuseki -- The Korean Style to describe a desireable outcome as shown in the example Dynamic Opening for Black below.

Active is either a synonym for dynamic, as in active position meaning position with much dynamic aspects, or used more specialised than dynamic when referring to local or short-term dynamic aspects in a context of still being dynamic but in the process of quiescence.


[Diagram]
Dynamic Opening for Black  

Answering B1 with the cut at W2 is not good. Black's second approach at B3 becomes an excellent move. The sequence to B7 is a dynamic opening for Black. -- A Dictionary of Modern Fuseki -- The Korean Style, page 85

Bill: I don't know about W2, but W6 is decidedly undynamic. Surely White a is better.

See also Probing during the attach and draw back joseki.


Dynamic last edited by PJTraill on January 8, 2019 - 00:18
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