From Combinatorics to Philosophy

2. Gianco, my Brother
Ester Gasperoni Rota

3. Remembering Gian-Carlo Rota
Joseph J. Kohn

4. A Glimpse of Vector Invariant Theory. The Points of View of Weyl, Rota, De Concini and Procesi, and Grosshans
Andrea Brini

5. Partitions of a Finite Partially Ordered Set
Pietro Codara

6. An Algebra of Pieces of Space — Hermann Grassmann to Gian Carlo Rota
Henry Crapo

7. The Eleventh and Twelveth Problems of Rota’s Fubini Lectures: from Cumulants to Free Probability Theory
Elvira Di Nardo, Domenico Senato

8. Two Examples of Applied Universal Algebra
Joseph P.S. Kung

9. On the Euler Characteristic of Finite Distributive Lattices
Emanuele Munarini

10. Rota, Probability, Algebra and Logic
Daniele Mundici

11. A Symbolic Treatment of Abel Polynomials
Pasquale Petrullo

12. Ethics in Thought. Gian-Carlo Rota and Philosophy
Francesca Bonicalzi

13. Indiscrete Variations on Gian-Carlo Rot’s Themes
Carlo Cellucci

14. On the Courage Needed to Do Phenomenology. Rota and Analytic Philosophy
Albino Lanciani, Claudio Majolino

15. Rota’s Philosophical Insights
Massimo Mugnai

16. “A Minority View” Gian-Carlo Rota’s Phenomenological Realism
Fabrizio Palombi

Nyckelord: Computer Science, Theory of Computation, Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis, Combinatorics