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Questions about which problems are semi-decidable, also known as computably enumerable, Turing recognizable or recursively enumerable.
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Is a language semi-decidable iff it is reducible to ATM?
Thank you. I see how it makes sense going in the opposite direction but i need help proving that this is true.
Below is the definition of ATM.
ATM={<M,w>| a TM, M accepts w}
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