
The Dagstuhl Seminar 10232, "Semantics of Information" was devoted to talks by researchers in a wide range of disciplines: mathematics, computer science, systems biology, physics, and economic gam theory, all of which explored the relationship of computer science and its theory to their area.
category theory, topology, quantum physics, domain theory, Classical and quantum information and computing, security, computational chemistry, economic game theory, 004
category theory, topology, quantum physics, domain theory, Classical and quantum information and computing, security, computational chemistry, economic game theory, 004
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