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The Turing Guide 2017
- Jack Copeland, Jonathan P. Bowen, Mark D. Sprevak, Robin Wilson:
The Turing Guide. Oxford University Press 2017, ISBN 978-0-19-874783-3
Biography
- Jack Copeland, Jonathan P. Bowen:
Life and work. The Turing Guide 2017: 3-18 - John Dermot Turing:
The man with the terrible trousers. The Turing Guide 2017: 19-30 - Peter Hilton:
Meeting a genius. The Turing Guide 2017: 31-34 - Jack Copeland:
Crime and punishment. The Turing Guide 2017: 35-40
The Universal Machine and Beyond
- Stephen Wolfram:
A century of Turing. The Turing Guide 2017: 43-48 - Jack Copeland:
Turing's great invention: the universal computing machine. The Turing Guide 2017: 49-56 - Jack Copeland:
Hilbert and his famous problem. The Turing Guide 2017: 57-66 - Brian Randell:
Turing and the origins of digital computers. The Turing Guide 2017: 67-76
Codebreaker
- Jack Copeland:
At Bletchley Park. The Turing Guide 2017: 79-84 - Joel Greenberg:
The Enigma machine. The Turing Guide 2017: 85-96 - Mavis Batey:
Breaking machines with a pencil. The Turing Guide 2017: 97-108 - Jack Copeland, Jean Valentine, Catherine Caughey:
Bombes. The Turing Guide 2017: 109-128 - Edward Simpson:
Introducing Banburismus. The Turing Guide 2017: 129-142 - Jack Copeland:
Tunny, Hitler's biggest fish. The Turing Guide 2017: 143-160 - Eleanor Ireland:
We were the world's first computer operators. The Turing Guide 2017: 161-166 - Jerry Roberts:
The Testery: breaking Hitler's most secret code. The Turing Guide 2017: 167-174 - Brian Randell:
Ultra revelations. The Turing Guide 2017: 175-182 - Jack Copeland:
Delilah - encrypting speech. The Turing Guide 2017: 183-188 - Simon Greenish, Jonathan P. Bowen, Jack Copeland:
Turing's Monument. The Turing Guide 2017: 189-196
Computers after the War
- Jack Copeland:
Baby. The Turing Guide 2017: 199-212 - Martin Campbell-Kelly:
ACE. The Turing Guide 2017: 213-222 - Brian E. Carpenter, Robert W. Doran:
Turing's Zeitgeist. The Turing Guide 2017: 223-232 - Jack Copeland, Jason Long:
Computer music. The Turing Guide 2017: 233-248 - Doron Swade:
Turing, Lovelace, and Babbage. The Turing Guide 2017: 249-262
Artificial Intelligence and the Mind
- Jack Copeland:
Intelligent machinery. The Turing Guide 2017: 265-276 - Mark D. Sprevak:
Turing's model of the mind. The Turing Guide 2017: 277-286 - Diane Proudfoot:
The Turing test - from every angle. The Turing Guide 2017: 287-300 - Diane Proudfoot:
Turing's concept of intelligence. The Turing Guide 2017: 301-308 - Jack Copeland, Diane Proudfoot:
Connectionism: computing with neurons. The Turing Guide 2017: 309-314 - Diane Proudfoot:
Child machines. The Turing Guide 2017: 315-326 - Jack Copeland, Dani Prinz:
Computer chess - the first moments. The Turing Guide 2017: 327-346 - David Leavitt:
Turing and the paranormal. The Turing Guide 2017: 347-356
Biological Growth
- Margaret A. Boden:
Pioneer of artificial life. The Turing Guide 2017: 359-372 - Thomas E. Woolley, Ruth E. Baker, Philip K. Maini:
Turing's theory of morphogenesis. The Turing Guide 2017: 373-382 - Bernard Richards:
Radiolaria: validating the Turing theory. The Turing Guide 2017: 383-388
Mathematics
- Robin Whitty, Robin Wilson:
Introducing Turing's mathematics. The Turing Guide 2017: 391-404 - Robin Whitty:
Decidability and the Entscheidungsproblem. The Turing Guide 2017: 405-414 - Edward Simpson:
Banburismus revisited: depths and Bayes. The Turing Guide 2017: 415-426 - Rod Downey:
Turing and randomness. The Turing Guide 2017: 427-436 - Ivor Grattan-Guinness:
Turing's mentor, Max Newman. The Turing Guide 2017: 437-442
Finale
- Jack Copeland, Oron Shagrir, Mark D. Sprevak:
Is the whole universe a computer? The Turing Guide 2017: 445-462 - Jonathan P. Bowen, Jack Copeland:
Turing's legacy. The Turing Guide 2017: 463-474
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