Papers Information Theory Applications

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Top: Science: Math: Applications: Information_Theory: Papers:

• - A G.J.Chaitin proof of Gödel's Theorem using arguments having an algorithmic information theory flavor.
  
• - A controversial paper by Max Tegmark suggesting that the algorithmic information content of the universe as a whole is close to zero.
  
• - Interesting papers on evolutionary computation and on computation in artificially evolved, non-uniform cellular automata.
  
• - Here the quantum theory of ur-objects proposed by C. F. von Weizsaecker is reviewed, and the philosophical consequences of its interpretation as an information theory are demonstrated by means of some important concepts of physics such as time, space, ent
  
• - G. J. Chaitin's series of lectures at the Santa Fe Institute in April 1995.
  
• - A 306 page online book in PDF format by Robert M. Gray of Stanford University.
  
• - A 1988 paper by Ralph C. Merkle.
  
• - Claus EMMECHE, 1994. This paper makes an interesting link between concepts of computation, cellular automata and the definition of the concept of information.
  
• - In this paper Stuart A.Kauffman's uses the concept of information in a novel way.
  
• - A rather puzzling article by Brig Klyce about entropy with references to living systems from the point of view of thermodynamics and information theory.
  
• - An introductory article on information and probability distributions( version of 98-06-10). The first in a sequence of introductory articles on information and probability distributions by Marijke van Gans.
  
• - An agenda of quantum algorithmic information theory, ordered `top-down' by Karl Svozil : the quantum halting amplitude, followed by the quantum algorithmic information content, which in turn requires the theory of quantum computation.
  
• - A particular philosophical approach to the definition of information.
  
• - System complexity seen from a different point of view.
  
• - In this paper A.Lynch unveils the close relationship between "memes","replicators" and "information".
  
• - Koszteyn and Lenartowicz consider the information transfer between organisms as a multi-layer reality consisting of at least two levels: the message and its production.
  
• - A introduction written for molecular biologists who are unfamiliar with information theory