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DESCRIPTION:Title : How ideas from physics have enriched theoretical comput
 er science theory and what it has given back\n\nAbstract: The information 
 revolution got started in the mid 20th century when Turing\, Shannon\, and
  von Neumann boldly reconceptualized the processing of information as inde
 pendent from its physical embodiment. In subsequent decades\, informatics 
 matured by adopting ideas from thermodynamics and quantum mechanics that p
 hysicists had mistakenly thought belonged solely to their field. Aside fro
 m its practical applications\, this enlarged theory has a beauty accessibl
 e to nonspecialists and potential implications as far afield as cosmology 
 and ethics.\n\nAs part of the Gilles Brassard Symposium.\n\nRoom: Campus M
 IL A-5502.1\n
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SUMMARY:Charles H. Bennett
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/mathstat/channels/event/charles-h-bennett-375374
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