One way to show a problem B to be undecidable is to reduce an undecidable problem A A Turing machine M computes a function f if: That is, ATM ≤m ETM
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0 if w ∈ A Observe that A is a context-free language, so it is also Turing- decidable Thus, f is a Show that ATM is not mapping reducible to ETM In other words
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Typical approach to show L is undecidable via reduction from ATM to L Suppose L is Universe Ω = {〈M〉 M is a TM } of all Turing machines • For a specific
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28 nov 2006 · Turing machine M1 and feeding it to R Finally, S outputs the In fact, what we have done here is reduce the problem of ATM to the complement of ETM More formally, we are showing that if ATM ≤m ETM and ATM is
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ATM By Diagonalization HALTTM , ETM REGULARTM By Reduction T We show that A TM is decidable, a contradiction • Construct a TM M ATM
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We say that problem A reduces (or is reducible) to problem B, if we can use a solution to B to solve A (i e , if B is Proof: Reduce ATM to ETM Proof: To prove that NETM is Turing-recognizable, we design a TM MNE to recognize NETM
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One way to show a problem B to be undecidable is to reduce an undecidable problem A A Turing machine M computes a function f if: That is, ATM ≤m ETM
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Established Turing Machines as the gold standard of computers the technique of mapping reducibilities for prove that languages are We are getting tired of reducing ATM to everything Let's try instead a reduction from ETM to EQTM
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5 5 Show that ATM is not mapping reducible to ETM I will be using the ¬ symbol to ATM is Turing recognizable, but not co-Turing recognizable The TM below
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then surely ∅ is reducible to ATM , but ATM is undecidable To show that ATM , HALTTM and ETM are not recognizable recall Theorem 4 22 on page Turing machine that accepts any given string (which means that L(Mtotal)=Σ∗), and
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