Theory of Computation is an introduction to the field that studies formal languages, abstract computing devices, and the computational problems they can solve. The document appears to be an introductory text on the topic that covers formal languages, abstract machines like Turing machines and automata, and computational complexity. It likely discusses how these concepts are used to classify problems by their inherent difficulty and determine what can and cannot be solved by a computer.
Theory of Computation is an introduction to the field that studies formal languages, abstract computing devices, and the computational problems they can solve. The document appears to be an introductory text on the topic that covers formal languages, abstract machines like Turing machines and automata, and computational complexity. It likely discusses how these concepts are used to classify problems by their inherent difficulty and determine what can and cannot be solved by a computer.
Theory of Computation is an introduction to the field that studies formal languages, abstract computing devices, and the computational problems they can solve. The document appears to be an introductory text on the topic that covers formal languages, abstract machines like Turing machines and automata, and computational complexity. It likely discusses how these concepts are used to classify problems by their inherent difficulty and determine what can and cannot be solved by a computer.