Direct Rule Control for 3,3 Turing Machines
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Turing machines are simple models of a computing machine invented by Alan Turing. They consist of a head that switches between states while reading from and writing on a tape. The symbols read or written are called colors. An additional symbol that cannot be read or written is called blank and marks the limits of the tape. Generalizations of such machines can have multiple heads or tapes.
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Contributed by: Michael Schreiber (March 2011)
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Published: March 7 2011