Some Zen sentences to warm up.
Here, I tried to put all my odd interests in Zen and computer science, also with some mathematics and philosophy.
It is difficult to me to commit to a single subject at a time, so keep visiting the page to see updates. It is my way of building contents together.
I try to use a lot of humor and irony inside the content. So don't take everything always literally! THat's the spirit of Zen, to contemplate things and facts without classifying, analysing, deconstructing knowledge. It tries to aprehend the true nature of the object or fact, before the interference of our intellect, before it starts to question everything, criticize everything, and instead of thinking the reality, it is much better to live it. Remember Plato's Cave, don't spend all life looking at shadows! That's exactly what we do in social networks, we're imprisoned in a cave, looking at shadows that other people cast on the walls of life. I know some people that doesn't have social networks and live their daily tasks with a Zen like attitude, paying the correct attention to what is happening around and inside them. For Zen, this is the real life's enjoyment, to contemplate the most ordinary facts and objects seeing their true nature. It is not that Zen teaches you to be careless about thought, but, before judging things and facts, we should at least try to perceive them without this constant judging activity, and a hunter mindset addicted to predict and control everything as if we were just made to survive each day in life until we reach death.
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ZEN, AN ESSAY
An introduction to $\lambda$-Calculus and Functional Programming.
PROJECTS AND RESEARCHES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. LOEBL, Group THeory and its Applications, Academic Press, 1968. 2. Eilenberg, Automata, Languages, and Machines, Academic Press, 1974. 3. Menezes, Oorschat, et al. Handbook of Applied Cryptography, Taylor and Francis, 1997. 4.Yaschenko, Cryptography: An Introduction, American Mathematical Society, 2002. 5.Almeida, et al., Semigroups, Automata and Languages, World Scientific Publishing, 1996. 7.Block, Abstract Algebra with Applications, Prentice-Hall, New Jersey,1987. 8.Rotman, A first Course in Abstract Algebra, Prentice-Hall. 9.Pinto, An Introduction to Discrete Dynamical Systems and their General Solutions. 10.Walker, Codes and Curves, American Mathematical Society. 2002. 11.Epstein, Computability, Advanced Reasoning Forum, 2018. 12.Harrisson, Introduction to Formal Language THeory, Addison-Wesley,1978. 13.Mullen, Finite Fields and Applications, American MAthematical Society, 2007. 14. Chen Chuan et al., PRinciples and Techiniques in Combinatorics, World Scientific, Sigapore, 1992. 15. Ackermann, Non Deductive Logic, Routledge, 1966. 16. SMULLYAN. Raymond M., Theory of Formal Systems, Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 1961. 17.Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages, and Computation., Third Edition, John E. Hopcroft et al., Pearson, 2004-2006. 18.FITTING, Melvin, First-Order Logic and Automated Theorem Proving, Springer Verlag, 1990. 19. Braffort, P. Computer Programming and Formal Systems,1963. 20. Symbolic Logic and Mechanical Theorem Proving, Chin-Liang, Char-Tung Lee, Academic Press, INC., 1973. 21.Limits of Computation, An Introduction to the Undecidable and the Intractable, Reiter, E., Johnson C.M., CRC Press,2013. 22. Computation: finite and infinite machines, Minsky M. L., Prentice-Hall,INC., 1967. 23.Introduction to Discrete Dynamical Systems and Chaos, Martelli, Mario, Wiley,1999. 24.Discrete Dynamical Systems and Chaotic Machines: Theory and Applications, Bahi, J M and Guyeux, C G, CRC Press, 2013. 25.The Algorithm Design Manual, Third Edition,SKIENA, S., Springer 26.Propositional Calculus, NIDDITCH, P. H., The free Press of Glencoe, 1962. 27.The MIT Press, 1991. Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists, Peirce, Benjamin C. 28.Academic Press, 1980. The Mathematical Theory of L Systems,Rozenberg, Salomaa.
BOOKS ON ZEN 1. Zen Budismo, Han, Byung-Chul, Editora Vozes, Petrópolis, 2019.(portuguese) 2. Essays on Zen Buddhism, Suzuki D.T., Souvenir Press. 3. Mind and Nature: a necessary unity, Bateson, Gregory, Hampton Press, New Jersey, 2002. 4. Zen and the Japanese Culture, Suzuki, Daisetz. T., Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 2019.