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17, 2015 lecture (To Think in a Symbolic-Computational Way.) lecture (produced by the Fields Institute) Dec. 10, 2015 lecture (25 years of Wilf-Zeilberger theory) Part 1 Part 2. (produced by Matthew Russell) Aplecture (Proof of RH and P!=NP) Part 1 Part 2.

29, 2015 lecture (Guess and Check!) Part 1 Part 2. 13, 2014 lecture (the h-index aka size of Durfree square) Part 1 Part 2. (produced by Matthew Russell) SLOANE75 lectures webpage (produced by Matthew Russell) Nov. 2, 2014 lecture (Dominique Foata: a neo-classical giant) Part 1 Part 2. 14, 2014 lecture proofs are dead (produced by Matthew Russell) Aplecture (The Past and Future of Enumerative Combinatorics) Part 1 Part 2. Andrews, reluctant revolutionary) Part 1 Part 2. 12, 2013 lecture (q-Dyson) Part 1 Part 2. 11 2013 lecture (Irrationality) Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Pi Day 2013 lecture (How I need a drink.) Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Brian Nakamura and Edinah Gnang) Sept. 27 2012 lecture (the most amazing theorem) Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Brian Nakamura and Edinah Gnang) Feb. 29 2012 lecture (joy of dreaming to be famous) Part1 Part2 (produced by Brian Nakamura and Edinah Gnang) Malecture (the fall of Astrology and the ultimate fall of the so-called Infinity) Part1 Part2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Sept. 23 2012 lecture (early 21st century mathematical narrow-mindedness) Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Feb. 2, 2012 lecture (Herb Wilf, in memoriam) Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Feb. 15, 2011 lecture Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Feb. 10, 2011 lecture Part 1 Part 2 (produced by Edinah Gnang) Sept. 4, 2010 Lecture (produced by Edinah Gnang) Feb.

16, 2010 Lecture (produced by Edinah Gnang) Nov. Lectures and Talks 1998 lecture WZ chapter II CANADAM 2009 lecture part1 part2 part3 2009 & 2010 Krasnoyarsk lectures (May 2009, produced by Maxim Davletshin) Herb Wilf talks to Sister Celine (1993) MaLecture (produced by Edinah Gnang) 3x+1 (produced by Mike McKenna and Marc Heft) Aug. Clarifying Basic Concepts of Linear Algebra.

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