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Theoretical and experimental aspects of information theory and coding theory. This tag covers but is not limited to following branches: information theory, information geometry, optimal transportation theory, coding theory.
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Which Turing machines accept the language of trivial words in a finitely presented group?
Given a Turing machine $T$, one can close it under the conditions (1), (2), (3) as follows. Given the word $w$, run machine $T$ on $w$ as well as all the words $w'$ obtained by concatenating, reducing …
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