N°72 - 2020/1

Looking Back at Turing: His Heritage Today

De Glas Michel & Lassègue Jean

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De Glas Michel, Lassègue Jean

Turing, from the Paradigm of Formal Writing to the Non-Written Emergence of Forms

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Herreman Alain

An Inaugural Statement and Text

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Margenstern Maurice

A Few Ideas about Turing Computability: Encoding, Simulating, Time, Space

Hosni Hykel, Vulpiani Angelo

Random Thoughts about Complexity, Data and Models

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Galam Serge

Forecasting Unpredictable Social Events?

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Guillot Philippe, Durand-Richard Marie-José

Computer Science and Cryptology: a Border Shift

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Durand-Richard Marie-José, Guillot Philippe

Turing and Cryptanalysis: Mechanization and Probabilities

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Franceschelli Sara

“And the Rod Starts to Swing”. Morphogens, Instabilities and Imaginary Organisms in Turing’s Approach to Biology

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Longo Giuseppe, Lassègue Jean

Turing’s Legacy Today: between Inheritance Appropriation and Resource for the Future

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Montévil Maël

From Turing’s Work to Current Challenges for the Mathematical Understanding of Living Beings

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De Glas Michel

Turing: Uncalculability and Unpredictability

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Senoussi Mehdi, Dugué Laura

Vision: a Model to Study Cognition

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Looking Back at Turing: His Heritage Today

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MEMORY AND COGNITION: HOW IS THE MEANING OF THE WORLD CONTRUCTED THROUGH OUR INTERACTIONS WITH THE ENVIRONMENT?

Looking Back at Turing: His Heritage Today

Tribute to Martin Fortier-Davy†

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