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Computability theory / Turing machine / Alan Turing / Models of computation / Hypercomputation / Computability / Computational complexity theory / Church–Turing thesis / Hava Siegelmann / Theoretical computer science / Computer science / Theory of computation
Date: 2014-12-01 15:40:28
Computability theory
Turing machine
Alan Turing
Models of computation
Hypercomputation
Computability
Computational complexity theory
Church–Turing thesis
Hava Siegelmann
Theoretical computer science
Computer science
Theory of computation

work (5). A contact network is a directed graph with a single special source s and a single special sink t. Each edge is labeled with either x or 2, where x is some variahle. Given any assignment of values to the variabl

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