Lecture

Turing Machines: Recursive Languages

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This lecture covers the concept of Turing machines and recursive languages, exploring the theory of computation, decidability, and the interpretation of Turing machines. It delves into the structure and operations of Turing machines, discussing the concept of recursive languages and their properties.

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Theory of computation: Computability theory

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