(from my usual place of ‘found’ rather than secure mathematical understanding, and with thanks to Chris for introducing this to me)

On this day in 1936, Alan Turing submits ‘On Computable Numbers’ for publication, in which he sets out the theoretical basis for modern computers.

From my area of inexpertise, I continue to be fascinated by the ‘poetry’ of mathematics in the representation of its concepts, theories, and then my found explanations – this latter delivered with the patterns (and occasional colour) that come from generative TextArt:

Pleased to have a poem with International Times this morning. My thanks to IT and Rupert Loydell.

Read the poem here: https://internationaltimes.it/in-blessing/

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…but one more. It is, apparently, a day to celebrate the transition from spring into summer, and to wear shorts and summer dresses…

Here in Devon the weather would seem to concur.

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Enjoying my ‘on this day’ postings, but don’t intend to sustain forever!

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My thanks to IT and Rupert for posting my poem today. You can read it here: https://internationaltimes.it/not-for-the-agricultural-autobiography/

The wonderful fortuity of generating with TextArt and finding…

The input is important too!