Some Interesting Titles

I’m moving, and have decided to toss a number of printed papers. I record them here, in the insignificant chance that I might return to the topics covered.

• Revisiting the ‘unreasonable effectiveness’ of mathematics. Sundar Saurkkai. Current Science, vol 88 no 3. Feb 2005.
• Schrodinger equation from and exact uncertainty principle. Michael Hall and Marcel Reginatto. 2002.
• An Introduction to Conway’s Games and Numbers. Dierk Schleicher and Michael Stoll. 2005.
• Language Oriented Programming. MP Ward. 1995.
• A formalisation of non-finite computation. Lucian Wischik. 1997.
• MLC++ Tutorial. A Machine Learning library of C++ classes. Ronny Kohavi. 1995.
• Reflections on Trusting Trust. Ken Thompson, Turing Award Lecture. 1984.
• Towards a Quantum Programming Language. Peter Selinger. 2004.
• Collaborative Diffusion: Programming Antiobjects. Alexander Repenning. OOPSLA 2006.
• Unification of Theories: a Challenge for Computing Science. Tony Hoare. 1999.
• Natural Proofs Alexander Razborov and Steven Rudich. 1996
• Down with Determinants. Sheldon Axler. 1994.
• The History and Status of the P versus NP Question. Michael Sipser. 1992.
• P, NP, and Mathematics — a computation complexity perspective. Avi Wigderson. 2000.
• Age and Outstanding Achievement: What Do We Know After a Century of Research?. Dein Keith Simonton. 1998.
• The Landscape of Parallel Computing Research: A View from Berkeley. 2006.
• Quantum Econophysics. Esteban Hidalgo. 2006.
• Information Theory and the Stock Market. Cover and Thomas. Ch 15 of Elements of Information Theory. 1991.
• How to write a financial contract SL Peyton Jones and J-M Eber.
• Nonparametric kernel-based sequential investment strategies. Laszlo Gyorfi, Gabor Lugosi and Freederic Udina. 2005.
• Quantum Finance. Martin Schaden. 2002.
• From market games to real-world markets. P Jefferies, M Hart, PM Hui NF Johnson. 2007
• Universal Portfolios With and Without Transaction Costs. Avrim Blum and Adam Kalai.
• Universal Portfolios with Side Information. Thomas M Cover and Erik Ordentlich. 1996.
• Universal Portfolios. Thomas M Cover. 1996.
• Why a Diagram is (Sometimes) Worth Ten Thousand Words. Jill H. Larkin and Herbert A Simon. 1987.
• Physics and Five Problems in the Philosophy of Mind. Stuart Kauffman. 2009.