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Questions related to computability theory, a.k.a. recursion theory
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In a Turing machine, what is the difference between the instruction table and the algorithm?
In a Turing machine, what is the difference between the instruction table and the algorithm?
The instruction table seems to be an algorithm for completing the task no?
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What does it mean for a TM to solve a problem?
When we say a TM solves a problem, what does this mean?
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