The Turing thesis, also known as the Church-Turing thesis, posits that any function computable by an algorithm can be computed…
A function computable by a Turing machine, representing the theoretical limit of what can be calculated. It forms the basis…
A register machine is a theoretical computing model using registers and instructions to perform calculations. It's an alternative to the…
A theoretical computational model where each step allows multiple choices, enabling simultaneous exploration of various execution paths. It's fundamental in…
Expressive completeness, also known as functional completeness, refers to a programming language's ability to express any computable function. It's a…
An effectively decidable relation is one where a mechanical method can definitively determine if a pair of elements satisfies the…
An effectively computable function is one that can be calculated by an algorithm. This means a step-by-step procedure exists, guaranteeing…
A deterministic Turing machine (DTM) is a theoretical model of computation. For every state and input symbol, it has exactly…
Deterministic Polynomial Time (P) is a complexity class for decision problems solvable by a deterministic Turing machine within polynomial time.…
A computable function is a mathematical function that can be calculated by an algorithm. This means a step-by-step procedure exists…