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TuringMachine

Guides

  • TuringMachine

Tech Notes

  • Exploring One-Sided Turing Machines

Symbols

  • MultiwayNonHaltedStatesLeft
  • MultiwayTuringMachineFunction
  • MultiwayTuringMachinePlot
  • MultiwayTuringMachineRules
  • NonTerminatingTuringMachineQ
  • OneSidedTuringMachineEvolution
  • OneSidedTuringMachineFind
  • OneSidedTuringMachineFunction
  • OneSidedTuringMachineFunctionPlot
  • OneSidedTuringMachinePlot
  • OneSidedTuringMachineRuntimePlot
  • TuringMachineOutput
  • TuringMachineOutputWithStepsFloat
  • TuringMachineOutputWithSteps
  • TuringMachineOutputWithStepsWidthsFloat
  • TuringMachineOutputWithStepsWidths
  • TuringMachineRuleCases
  • TuringMachineRuleCount
  • TuringMachineSteps
  • TuringMachineStepsWidths
  • TuringMachineWidths
  • TuringMachineWorstCasePlot
  • $PvsNPStyles

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  • TuringMachine
WolframInstitute`TuringMachine`
MultiwayTuringMachinePlot
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MultiwayTuringMachinePlot
[rules,maxInput,n]
plots the tape values reachable by the multiway Turing machine defined by the integer rules for inputs 1 through maxInput, run for at most n steps.
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Details and Options
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The reachable values come from
MultiwayTuringMachineFunction
; inputs from which no branch halts are marked separately, so the plot doubles as a map of which inputs the multiway machine can resolve.
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maxInput and n both default to 10.
Examples  
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SeeAlso
MultiwayTuringMachineFunction
 
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OneSidedTuringMachineFunctionPlot
 
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MultiwayTuringMachineRules
RelatedGuides
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TuringMachine
Plot the values reachable by the multiway machine built from rules 12 and 13 for inputs 1 through 6:
In[1]:=
MultiwayTuringMachinePlot
[{12,13},6,10]
Out[1]=
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