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Direct Reduction, Turing machine and a DFA

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Direct Reduction, Turing machine and a DFA

Is $E_{LBA}$ a Turing recognizable language?

Is there a way to get an accepted input from a Turing Machine?

How to simulate f(1^n)=1^y where y=1+2+...n in Turing Machine Simulator?

What elements does a turing complete programming language need to consist of?

How do I find largest subsequence in turing?

Does there exist a TM for all countable languages?

Showing turing machines exist for the following

Turing Machines and Lambda Calculus equivalence

Turing Machine that finds even or odd length

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