CS109B Notes for LectureUnsolvable Problems Some problems have \ecient" solutions, i.e.,

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Date: 2008-09-19 00:59:26 Theory of computation Computability theory Halting problem Reduction Undecidable problem Computable function Computability Function Algorithm Theoretical computer science Mathematics Applied mathematics		CS109B Notes for LectureUnsolvable Problems Some problems have \ecient" solutions, i.e., Add to Reading List Source URL: infolab.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 64,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

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