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3. Use Mathematical Induction on n to prove that if the TM (above) is started with a blank tape, after 10n + 4 steps the machine will be in state 3 with the tape reading: ..00111)011100 That is, although there are three states with halting instructions, show why none of those instructions is actually encountered, and formulate this into a proof that this machine does not halt when started with a blank tape 3. Use Mathematical Induction on n to...
1L3 1L5 3. Use Mathematical Induction on n to prove that if the TM (above) is started with a blank tape, after 10n +4 steps the machine will be in state 3 with the tape reading: 0(0111)"011100... That is, although there are three states with halting instructions, show why none of those instructions is actually encountered, and formulate this into a proof that this machine does not halt when started with a blank tape. 1L3 1L5 3. Use Mathematical Induction...
3. Use Mathematical Induction on n to prove that if the TM (above) is started with a blank tape, after 10 n + 4 steps the machine will be in state 3 with the tape reading: ...0(0111)"011100.... That is, although there are three states with halting instructions, show why none of those instructions is actually encountered, and formulate this into a proof that this machine does not halt when started with a blank tape. 3. Use Mathematical Induction on n...
I think I am doing it wrong because im ending up on a halting state, can someone help with this question. 0 1R2OL5 1OR0 1R1 21R4 1R5 3OR1 1L3 1 1L3 1L5 3. Use Mathematical Induction on n to prove that if the TM (above) is started with a blank tape, after 10n +4 steps the machine will be in state 3 with the tape reading: ...0(0111)"011100.... That is, although there are three states with halting instructions, show why none...
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