Lecture

Theory of Computation: Countability and Undecidable Problems

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This lecture covers the theory of computation, focusing on countability and undecidable problems. It delves into the study of which problems can be solved with algorithms efficiently, the concept of countability, complexity classes P and NP, problem instances, look-up tables, comparing infinite sets, and the halting problem's undecidability.

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