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The Church-Turing Thesis and denotational semantics

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Paul Taylor.

room 217, not Sloman Lounge

This will not be a “talk” or a “presentation”. Instead I want to provoke a discussion of the role and status of the Church Turing Thesis in computer science, the teaching of computer science, the popular perception of computer science, and programming language design.

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