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Computability theory / Theory of computation / Turing machine / Alan Turing / Models of computation / Computability / ChurchTuring thesis / Computable function / Algorithm / Reduction / Turing completeness / Machine that always halts
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Computability theory
Theory of computation
Turing machine
Alan Turing
Models of computation
Computability
ChurchTuring thesis
Computable function
Algorithm
Reduction
Turing completeness
Machine that always halts

Computational Irreducibility and Computational Analogy

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