Lecture to the London Mathematical Society
Alan Turing’s lecture to the London Mathematical Society of 20 February 1947, held as an annotated typescript photocopy in the Turing Digital Archive (AMT/B/1). It was first printed in 1986.
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- Lecture to the London Mathematical Society on 20 February 1947 (AMT/B/1) The Turing Digital Archive, King’s College, Cambridge · publication date unknown · Annotated typescript photocopy, scans 30–31 (typescript pp. 23–24), inspected by the pre-1996 candidate search.
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