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Alan Mathison Turing (1912 - 1954)

Alan Mathison Turing, British mathematician, who pioneered in computer theory. He was born in London and educated at Cambridge and Princeton universities. In 1936, while he was still a graduate student, Turing published a paper called "On Computable Numbers," which introduced the concept of a theoretical computing device now known as a Turing machine. The concept of this machine, which could theoretically perform any mathematical calculation, was important in the development of the digital computer. Turing also extended his mathematical work to the study of artificial intelligence and biological forms. He proposed a method called the Turing test, to determine whether machines could have the ability to think. During World War II, Turing worked as a cryptographer for the British Foreign Office. In 1951 Turing was named a Fellow of the Royal Society and in 1952 he began to publish his work on the mathematical aspects of pattern and form development in living organisms. He apparently committed suicide in 1954 , probably in reaction to medical treatments he was forced to receive in order to "cure" him of homosexuality. http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/turing.htm

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Oct		0		1		2		3		4		5		6		7
Note	N	f	N	f	N	f	N	f	N	f	N	f	N	f	N	f
A	0	27.5000	12	55.0000	24	110.0000	36	220.0000	48	440.0000	60	880.0000	72	1760.000	84	3520.000
Bb	1	29.1352	13	58.2705	25	116.5409	37	233.0819	49	466.1638	61	932.3275	73	1864.655	85	3729.310
B	2	30.8677	14	61.7354	26	123.4708	38	246.9417	50	493.8833	62	987.7666	74	1975.533	86	3951.066
C	3	32.7032	15	65.4064	27	130.8128	39	261.6256	51	523.2511	63	1046.502	75	2093.005	87	4186.009
Db	4	34.6478	16	69.2957	28	138.5913	40	277.1826	52	554.3653	64	1108.731	76	2217.461	88	4434.922
D	5	36.7081	17	73.4162	29	146.8324	41	293.6648	53	587.3295	65	1174.659	77	2349.318	89	4698.636
Eb	6	38.8909	18	77.7817	30	155.5635	42	311.1270	54	622.2540	66	1244.508	78	2489.016	90	4978.032
E	7	41.2034	19	82.4069	31	164.8138	43	329.6276	55	659.2551	67	1318.510	79	2637.020	91	5274.041
F	8	43.6535	20	87.3071	32	174.6141	44	349.2282	56	698.4565	68	1396.913	80	2793.826	92	5587.652
Gb	9	46.2493	21	92.4986	33	184.9972	45	369.9944	57	739.9888	69	1479.978	81	2959.955	93	5919.911
G	10	48.9994	22	97.9989	34	195.9977	46	391.9954	58	783.9909	70	1567.982	82	3135.963	94	6271.927
Ab	11	51.9131	23	103.8262	35	207.6523	47	415.3047	59	830.6094	71	1661.219	83	3322.438	95	6644.875

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