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John Gordon: The Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech
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A humorous speech about coding theory.
John Gordon: The Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech The Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech given at the Zurich Seminar, April 1984, by John Gordon, by invitation of Professor James Massey Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. There comes a time when people at a technical conference like this need something more relaxing. A change of pace. A shift of style. To put aside all that work stuff and think of something refreshingly different. So let's talk about coding theory. There are perhaps some of you here tonight who are not experts in coding theory, but rather have been dragged here kicking and scre
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