Re: The proof that I was referring to is on the website
From: George Greene (greeneg_at_greeneg-cs.cs.unc.edu)
Date: 08/11/04
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Date: 11 Aug 2004 13:54:54 -0400
: Peter Olcott wrote:
: The Halt function would merely ask the
: UTM whether or not its specifically indicated final state has any
: state transition defined. This information is very easy for the UTM
: to provide, it merely looks up the action associated with the state
: in its state transition matrix table. "
Will Twentyman <wtwentyman@read.my.sig> writes:
: What if Halt is not running on a UTM?
Then the request for the information will simply FAIL, of course!
Don't you know ANYthing? I swear, y'all should be truly grateful
that I The Great Peter Olcott will so patiently spend so much of
my time and energy educating so many of you tuition-free.
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