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Introduction to the Theory of Computation Some Notes

Introduction to the Theory of Computation Some Notes

Introduction to the Theory of Computation Some Notes

This note contains the following topics: Introduction, Basics of Formal Language Theory, Hidden Markov Models HMMs, RAM Programs, Turing Machines, Universal RAM Programs and the Halting Problem, Elementary Recursive Function Theory, Primality Testing is in NP

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