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Also known as deterministic Turing machine
抽象計算模型
A Turing machine is a theoretical device that performs computations by reading and writing symbols on a strip of tape while following a set of rules—it's not a real physical machine, but rather a mathematical model that helps us understand how computation works. It matters because it provides a foundational framework for thinking about what problems can and cannot be solved by any computing device.
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- discoverer or inventor
- Alan Turing
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- Turing machines
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- 1936-00-00
- location of creation
- King's College London
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- theory of computation
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图灵机(英語:Turing machine),又称确定型图灵机,是英国数学家艾倫·图灵于1936年提出的一种將人的計算行為抽象化的,其更抽象的意义为一种计算模型,可以看作等价于任何有限逻辑数学过程的终极强大逻辑机器。
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