8. Undecidability in Computation Theory πŸ“š

Explore the concept of undecidability in computation with MIT's 18.404J course by Michael Sipser. Full course and resources available.

8. Undecidability in Computation Theory πŸ“š
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8. Undecidability in Computation Theory πŸ“š

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MIT 18.404J Theory of Computation, Fall 2020
Instructor: Michael Sipser
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Quickly reviewed last lecture. Showed that natural numbers and real numbers are not the same size to introduce the diagonalization method and used it to prove acceptance problem for TMs is undecidable. Introduced the reducibility method to show that HALT for TMs is undecidable.

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