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The Dershowitz/Falkovich proof of the Extended Church-Turing Thesis | Nanoexplanations In a previous post, I considered a proof of the Church-Turing Thesis that Dershowitz and Gurevich published in the Bulletin of Symbolic Logic in 2008. It is safe to say that the proof is controversia...

Nanoexplanations | the blog of Aaron Sterling | Page 2 This post is the second in a series on polygon rectangulation. In my previous post, I discussed methods to decompose an orthogonal polygon into a minimum number of rectangles. (See that post for defi...