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BU CS 332 – Theory of Computation Lecture 10: • Turing Machines Reading: Sipser Ch 3.1‐3.2 • TM Variants Mark Bun February 26, 2020 Turing Machines – Motivation So far in this class we’ve seen several limited models of computation Finite Automata / Regular Expressions • Can do simple pattern matching (e.g., substrings), check parity,

Prof. Mark Bun CAS CS 591 B: Communication Complexity Lecture Notes 13: Unbounded error communication Fall 2019 Reading. • Paturi-Simon, 􏰠Probabilistic Communication Complexity􏰡 We’ll begin studying a very strong model of probabilistic communication complexity called the 􏰠unbounded error model.􏰡 In this model we are interested in computing a function with any advantage over random guessing.

CS 332: Theory of Computation Professor Mark Bun Boston University April 13, 2020 Homework 8 – Due Tuesday, April 21, 2020 before 2:00PM Reminder Collaboration is permitted, but you must write the solutions by yourself without assistance, and be ready to explain them orally to the course staff if asked. You must also identify your

BU CS 332 – Theory of Computation Lecture 11: • TM Variants Reading: Sipser Ch 3.2 • Closure Properties Mark Bun March 1, 2020 The Basic Turing Machine (TM) Tape 𝑎𝑏𝑎𝑎 Finite … Input control • Input is written on an infinitely long tape • Head can both read and write, and move in both

CS 332 Homework #1 Problem #1 Alice P. Hacker Collaborators: John Doe (worked together), Ben Bitdiddle (I helped him) 1. Examples This document is an example of how to use LATEX for writing homework solutions. Read the text, commented out by % signs, to get some explanations. a) This part includes a theorem with a