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Computability theory / Theory of computation / Alan Turing / Turing machine / Proof theory / Undecidable problem / Machine that always halts / Decidability / Church–Turing thesis / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Mathematical logic
Date: 2014-05-31 09:18:34
Computability theory
Theory of computation
Alan Turing
Turing machine
Proof theory
Undecidable problem
Machine that always halts
Decidability
Church–Turing thesis
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Mathematical logic

COMS11700 Undecidability Ashley Montanaro Department of Computer Science, University of Bristol

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