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Professor Donald Knuth's Christmas Trees
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2024 : 28th Christmas Lecture : Strong Components and Weak Components
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2023 : 27th Christmas Lecture : Dancing Cells
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2022 : 26th Christmas Lecture : Twintrees, Baxter Permutations, and Floorplans
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2019 : 25th Christmas Lecture : Pi and The Art of Computer Programming
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2018 : 24th Christmas Lecture : Dancing Links
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2017 : 23th Christmas Lecture : A Conjecture that had to be true
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2016 : 22th Christmas Lecture : Hamiltonian Paths in Antiquity
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2015 : 21th Christmas Lecture : Universal Commafree Codes
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2014 : 20th Christmas Lecture : (3/2)-ary Trees
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2013 : 19th Christmas Lecture : Planar Graphs and Ternary Trees
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2012 : 18th Christmas Lecture : Trees and Chordal Graphs
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2011 : 17th Christmas Lecture : Bayesian Trees and BDDs
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2010 : 16th Christmas Lecture : Why Pi ?
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2009 : 15th Christmas Lecture : Spanning Trees and Aspects
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2008 : 14th Christmas Lecture : Fun With Zero-Suppressed Binary Decision Diagrams (ZDDs)
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2004 : 11th Christmas Lecture : Sand Piles and Spanning Trees
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2003 : 10th Christmas Lecture : Finding all spanning trees
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2002 : 9th Christmas Lecture : Chains of subsets
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1998 : 4th Christmas Lecture : Alphabetic Codes
 
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