Recent Conferences, Presentations and Publications     Quantum Random Self-Modifiable Computation     arXiv:1807.01369 v8. Updated May 3, 2019.     arXiv:1807.01369 v1. Uploaded June 26, 2018.     ALC 2019.   Abstract.   Programme.   Astana, Kazakhstan     CIE 2019.     Abstracts.   Programme.   Durham, U.K.     LC 2019.       Abstract.   Presentation.   Praha, Czechia.     Why does computation have a deep relationship with other branches of math?     The Word Problem                     Undecidability in Group Theory     Undecidability in Geometry I     Undecidability in Geometry II     Undecidability in Topology         Undecidability in Languages     Prime Clocks     Autonomous Systems 2017 - Proceedings of the 10th GI Conference.     Fortschritt-Berichte VDI. ArXiv. Presentation. Mallorca, España.     Hiding Information in Noise     Computability in Europe: Evolving Computability.     CIE 2015. Presentation. Bucharest, Romania.     Key Generators Can Strengthen Block Ciphers     14th International Conference on Applied Computational Science.     ACACOS 2015. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.     Toward a Mathematical Understanding of the Malware Problem     Computability in Europe: Life, Language, Limits.     CIE 2014. Abstract. Presentation. Budapest, Hungary.     Quantum Random Active Element Machine     Unconventional Computation, LNCS 7956. Springer-Verlag 2013.     Bi-Immune Lemma. UCNC 2013. Presentation. Photo.     Università degli Studi di Milano, Italia.     Turing, von Neumann and Beyond     Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey, CA. 2013.     Consecutive Repeating State Cycles Determine Periodic Points in a TM     Selected Topics in Nonlinear Dynamics. Springer-Verlag 2013.     Aperiodic Machine     Machine Learning with Templates     ICAI 2012 Proceedings. Presentation. Las Vegas, U.S.     Turing Incomputable Computation     Turing 100 Proceedings. University of Manchester. 2012.     CIE 2012 . Abstract. Talk. Photo. University of Cambridge.     The Active Element Machine     Computational Intelligence Series. Springer-Verlag 2011.     Presentation. Mallorca, España.     Malware Problem: A Computer Architecture Perspective Copyright     Copyright © 2009 – 2019.   Michael Stephen Fiske Genealogy     Math Genealogy Tree PhD Thesis     Introduction                 Non-Autonomous: 12-23       Stability: 24-31     Stability: 32-37             Contraction: 38-44                 Entropy: 45-58     Entropy: 59-70             Entropy: 71-81                       Path Class: 82-102     Path Class: 103-114 ResearchGate     Michael Stephen Fiske ORCID     0000-0001-6236-6903