Re: Turing documents at the National Archives
Roger Hird <[email protected]>
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In article <[email protected]>, Y evaud <[email protected]> wrote: > Two tantalising but still closed ones are: > > HW25/37: Report on the applications of probability to cryptography by A > M Turing > > and > > HW25/38: Paper on statistics of repetitions by A M Turing I remember that when Tony Sale gave a presentation on Colossus at the late lamented IEE a few years ago he - or a questioner from the audience - commented that some of BP's WW II work on statistics and algorithms were still rgarded as sensitive - and useful - enough to require protection. RogerH