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Volumes in the Studies in Natural Language Processing series provide comprehensive surveys of current research topics and applications in the field of…
This series offers books on theoretical computer science, that part of computer science concerned with fundamental mathematical questions about computers,…
Breakthroughs in Application Development is the first series to be established by the SIGS Publications/Cambridge University Press imprint. The books in…
The British Computer Society Conference Series reports recent developments in computer science undertaken by members of the Society through its conference…
This series includes books on all aspects of the interaction of humans and computers. It is intended to demonstrate how scientific and engineering research…
The Conference of Professors of Computer Science (CPCS), in conjunction with the British Computer Society, selects annually for publication a few of the…
The purpose of this series is to publish advanced textbooks and research monographs on parallel computation. It will be complementary to the series Cambridge…
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The famous American physicist, Richard Feynman, was born a 100 years ago on the 11th May in 1918, and it is worthwhile spending a few moments reflecting on what makes his achievements so enduring. To the general public, Feynman first became widely known w…
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Esther Klein (later Esther Szekeres) famously observed that five points in the plane with no three in line must contain the vertices of a convex quadrilateral. Similarly, nine points in the plane with no three in line must contain the vertices of a convex…
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In days of 8-bit computers, one would sometimes encounter individuals who knew everything about a particular device or piece of software. Single programmers wrote entire applications or games, and some could debug their work by looking directly at a core …
Cambridge University Press author Serge Abiteboul has been awarded the coveted Royal Society Milner Award in recognition of his world…
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