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Volume 2 • Number 1
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Pushing Back the Incomputable — Alan Turing's Ten Big Ideas
There is nothing remarkable about mathematicians' achievements going unrecognised in a wider world changed by their discoveries. The hidden history of Alan Turing is just a particularly bizarre example — one we can expect to become much better known during the 2012 centenary of his birth...

On Demons and Oracles
The concept of digital computation which emerged from the works of Church, Turing and Gödel is an important achievement of the last century. A large variety of mathematical models o fcomputers and computations have been developed. Turing machines, lambda-calculus, combinatory logic, recursive functions, Markov algorithms, register machines are among the best known classical models...

Turing's Mathematical Theory of Morphogenesis
One of the fascinating aspects of the natural world is the diversity of shapes that make up the animal and plant kingdoms: the intricate patterns on a sunflower, the dramatic antlers on a stag, animal coat markings. The list is endless...

Turing's Paper on Rounding-Off Errors in Matrix Processes
Before 1940, solving a set of η linear equations with η ≥ 10 was regarded as a very challenging problem. Several direct methods were used for solving linear equations, but only during the 1940s did mathematicians realise that most of those direct methods were closely related to...

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