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A Tribute to Alan Turing

The general and mathematical publics know Alan Turing as the pioneer computer scientist who conceived of the Turing machine, and as the brilliant cryptographer who broke the Enigma code. The tragic events at the end of his life are also widely known. In this special section, Notices authors consider Turing's mathematical accomplishments and legacy as well.
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Blueprint for a Turing Machine: About the Cover...and a Bit More

Bill Casselman


(pp. 1188)
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The Essential Turing

Reviewed by Andrew Hodges


(pp. 1190)
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Turing's Thesis

Solomon Feferman


(pp. 1200)
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Turing and the Riemann Hypothesis

Andrew R. Booker


(pp. 1208)
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The Man Who Knew Too Much: Alan Turing and the Invention of the Computer

Reviewed by S. Barry Cooper


(pp. 1213)
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WHAT IS...Turing Reducibility?

Martin Davis


(pp. 1218)
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Hermann Weyl in Zurich 1950--1955
Beno Eckmann

2006 Gauss Prize

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