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Hello, I need some help with creating the complete set of transition states for the following Turing machine: R[_] If anyone knows how to do this or where to...
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help!!sipser, 4.13 Show that {(G) | G is a CFG over {0,1}* and 1* is subset L(G)} is decidable language....
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hi, I am also working on 4.13. I will really appreciate any help with this problem. Thanks ... a ... language. ... reversed ... a ... 1* ... we ... is ... ...
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hi, I need help on Sipser, chapter 4 and homework problem 4.13. I will appreciate any help on this homework as soon as possible, it is due tomorrow and I am a...
susan smith
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Hi! Got the answer for 4.12 see if u can use it to prove 4.13. also see yahoo groups messg 1265For 4.13 we need to show that all strings from 1* are in L(G),...
manoj kumar
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I apologise, that was an attachment which i sent to u r personal mail id. ... strings from 1* are in L(G), not ... appreciate any help on this homework as...
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Show that L = { < M,19> | M is a Turing machine and input 19 causes M to scan cell 19 on the tape} is decidable....
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Nov 10, 2003
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Consider the problem of determining whether a Turing machine M ever prints the symbol x on its tape. Formulate this problem as a language. Use reduction to...
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Consider the problem of testing whether a TM ever reaches a state other than its initial state if it starts with a blank tape. Formulate this problem as a...
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. Consider the problem of determining whether a Turing machine terminates on all even numbers. Formulate this problem as a language, and use reduction to show...
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Hi everyone, I see from the membership numbers that there are a lot of new people on the list--welcome! I don't think the list is currently being promoted...
Kurt Van Etten
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Nov 11, 2003
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5.15 Consider the problem of testing whether a TM M on an input w ever attempts to move its head left at any point during its computation on w. Formulate this...
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5.15 Consider the problem of testing whether a TM M on an input w ever attempts to move its head left at any point during its computation on w. Formulate this...
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hello everybody, i think the solution to the problem of proving that the pcp pver unary alphabet is decidable is reducible to finding solutions to the...
krishna kishore
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Nov 15, 2003
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Hi, I used to post questions on this site until I found Rentacoder.com. Nobody wants to do something for free, if they do, then there's something wrong with...
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I was asked recently to argue that a rewrite-once TM (one that may only be rewritten once per square) is equivalent to an ordinary TM model... I had some...
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Nov 19, 2003
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Hi everyone, Does anyone know how to solve the problem 5.19 from the sipser book. Proving AMBIGcfg is undecidable. Thanks...
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Nov 19, 2003
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... Whenever you need to modify a symbol, mark it first and then copy the tape. What are your issues precisely? Working this out in full detail is quite...
Lieven Marchand
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Nov 19, 2003
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hi i have the following problem: Show that the PCP is decidable over the alphabet {1}! can u help me plz thx...
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Good afternoon, ... I am a graduate student at DePaul University studying theoretical computer science. My interests lie in both theoretical mathematics and...
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hi All strings consist of only one character. Our goal, then, becomes producing a string with the same number of characters. Instead of characters, let's...
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Hello, I want to ask a question. In Sipser's book, the problem 9.13 claims: For any time-constructible function t(n), a language is recognizable in O(t(n))...
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Nov 22, 2003
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... I don't have the book, so I don't know the exact definitions you use, but here are some suggestions: 1) Increasing a binary integer takes amortized O(1)...
Piotr Faliszewski
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... recognizable ... time! ... (n). ... if ... (n)), ... Thank you very much. It just occurred to me that the amortized time to update the binary counter is a...
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... Hmm... if there's just one tape, then I don't know it it is possible. I'll see what Papadimitrou writes about it, but AFAIK Papadimitrou simply assumed...
Piotr Faliszewski
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Hi Tony, ... I think your reasoning is correct for this. The type of simulation you're doing is very similar to that used in the proof of the Time Hierarchy...
Kurt Van Etten
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Nov 23, 2003
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Thank you all....
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I am a developer currently using the .NET framework, I have used Microsoft technology for the last ten years. Before that I used and developed on IBM...
Greg Kavalec
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... Hello! I understand that the concatenations is defined as: AB = { xy : x \in A, y \in B } So each of the words in the AB start with the word from A and end...
Piotr Faliszewski
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