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| Alan Math⋅i⋅son [math-uh-suhn] , 1912–54, English mathematician, logician, and pioneer in computer theory. |
Tur·ing  (tŏŏr'ĭng) English mathematician whose works explored the possibility of computers and raised fundamental questions about artificial intelligence. During World War II he contributed to the allied victory by helping to decipher the German Enigma codes. |
Turing
1. Alan Turing.
2. R.C. Holt
Available from Holt Software Assocs, Toronto.
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["Turing Language Report", R.C. Holt & J.R. Cordy, Report CSRI-153, CSRI, U Toronto, Dec 1983].
["The Turing Programming Language", R.C. Holt & J.R. Cordy, CACM 31(12) (Dec 1988)].