Why does it take stockfish depth 35 to find mate in 7? - Chess Stack Exchange

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Why does it take stockfish depth 35 to find mate in 7? - Chess Stack Exchange

My underlying question here is: What is depth? I know depth is supposedly the number of half-moves or plies from the starting position that it has calculated, in at least one line. But I feel this

Chess stockfish gives this position 67+ advantage for white - please explain why. Bit new to chess so apologies if obvious. : r/chess

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Stockfish's search tree trying to find a mate in 2 visualized : r/chess

Stockfish will analyze a chess position through to (for example) depth 45 and announce a mate in 10. When it reaches depth 56 it finds an improvement, to mate in 9. Why

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Any idea why Stockfish wants me to have sacrificed my bishop for a pawn? It is the way to win a pawn. But it loses a bishop with no compensation. : r/chess

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