It is easy to think of computers as giant calculators, and indeed the task of calculation and its mechanisation contributed both to the idea of constructing such a machine and to the conception of the tasks to which it might be addressed. Difficult calculation tasks such as those involved in ballistics (particularly in wartime) provided some of the stimulus towards the post-Second-World-War development of computers. But we have just seen, in the previous chapter, how a really rather different..
Over the past decade, the ability of the engineer or scientist to solve problems requiring mathemati...
According to some well-known mathematicians well-versed in computer-assisted mathematics (CaM), “Com...
The design of algorithms for sending confidential messages (i.e. messages that no one can read, exce...
Draft version of an article, based upon a presentation given at ICHSTM Mancester in 2013.A detailed ...
The aim of this chapter is to study the history of the design and use of calculating machines to pro...
In 1936 Turing developed the definitive theory of universal classical computers. His motivation was ...
possible mechanization of both arithmetic and thought processes, that his logical processor could be...
Since World War II, state support for scientific research has been assumed crucial to technological ...
This detailed technical account of breaking Tunny is an edition of a report written in 1945, with ex...
The timeline of the history of computing machines can probably be traced back to early calculation a...
In a very short time the computer developed from a mathematical-logical object into an everyday phys...
Computation is sure to become one of the most important of the sciences. This is because it is the s...
The early 1930s were bad years for the worldwide economy, but great years for what would even-tually...
textDaily advancements in technology influence many aspects of society. In today’s political and eco...
Cryptography is a stimulating way to introduce and consolidate ideas in statistics, computational li...
Over the past decade, the ability of the engineer or scientist to solve problems requiring mathemati...
According to some well-known mathematicians well-versed in computer-assisted mathematics (CaM), “Com...
The design of algorithms for sending confidential messages (i.e. messages that no one can read, exce...
Draft version of an article, based upon a presentation given at ICHSTM Mancester in 2013.A detailed ...
The aim of this chapter is to study the history of the design and use of calculating machines to pro...
In 1936 Turing developed the definitive theory of universal classical computers. His motivation was ...
possible mechanization of both arithmetic and thought processes, that his logical processor could be...
Since World War II, state support for scientific research has been assumed crucial to technological ...
This detailed technical account of breaking Tunny is an edition of a report written in 1945, with ex...
The timeline of the history of computing machines can probably be traced back to early calculation a...
In a very short time the computer developed from a mathematical-logical object into an everyday phys...
Computation is sure to become one of the most important of the sciences. This is because it is the s...
The early 1930s were bad years for the worldwide economy, but great years for what would even-tually...
textDaily advancements in technology influence many aspects of society. In today’s political and eco...
Cryptography is a stimulating way to introduce and consolidate ideas in statistics, computational li...
Over the past decade, the ability of the engineer or scientist to solve problems requiring mathemati...
According to some well-known mathematicians well-versed in computer-assisted mathematics (CaM), “Com...
The design of algorithms for sending confidential messages (i.e. messages that no one can read, exce...