On TAE Machines and Their Computational Power

Logica Universalis 13 (2):165-170 (2019)
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Abstract

Trail-And-Error machines have been proposed by Hintikka and Mutanen as an alternative formulation of the notion of computation. These machines extend the capabilities of the Turing machine and widen the theory of computation.

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