Titlebook: Algorithmic Adventures; From Knowledge to Ma Juraj Hromkovic Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Biocomputing.Computer.Compute

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Book 2009ith a big impact on the real world, full of spectacular ideas and great ch- lenges. It is an integral part of science and engineering with an above-average dynamic over the last 30 years and a high degree of interdisciplinarity. The goal of this book is not typical for popular science writing, which

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Limits of Computability or Why Do There Exist Tasks That Cannot Be Solved Automatically by Computer natural numbers. An infinite set is exactly as large as ? if one can number the elements of . as the first one, the second one, the third one, etc. Here we aim to show that computing tasks exist that cannot be solved using any algorithm. The idea of our argument is simple. We show that the number o

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How to Make Good Decisions for an Unknown Future or How to Foil an Adversary,s one can take by knowing the future. To analyze different scenarios, one considers the game between an algorithm designer and his or her adversary. The designer tries to design online algorithms and the adversary searches for problem instances for which the algorithms fail to offer reasonable solut

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C. D. Sherman,K. C. Calman,S. Eckhardt,I. Elsebai,D. Firat,D. K. Hossfeld,J.-P. Paunier,B. Salvadorisystems and control theory, and related topics.? Mathematics of Complexity and Dynamical Systems is an essential reference for all those interested in mathematical complexity, from undergraduate and graduate students up through professional researchers.