Re: Restricted Turing machine
- From: "Bjarke Walling" <bjarke.walling@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Oct 2006 16:42:48 -0700
tuncay tekle skrev:
If you imagine that you create a restricted Turing machine by limiting
the tape to contain only a finite number of cells, what languages would
it recognize (and accept)? Since all the languages it accepts are
finite it may also be able to recognize them, ultimately by using
enough states to regognize all possible strings. But it may not
recognize some simple regular languages, as they can be infinite. The
question is if all the languages it recognizes are regular languages?
Yes, since the tape is finite, the machine will recognize an infinite
number of FINITE languages (where the language can be at most of
cardinality x^n, where x is the number of input symbols and n is the
size of the tape. Any finite language is regular, hence the answer is
yes.
Plain and simple. Thank you for the answer.
- Bjarke Walling
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