The pillars of computation theory: state, encoding, nondeterminism/ Arnold L. Rosenberg
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Pt. I. Prolegomena. Introduction --
Mathematical preliminaries --
pt. II. State. Online automata: exemplars of "state" --
Finite automata and regular languages --
Applications of the Myhill-Nerode theorem --
Enrichment topics --
pt. III. Encoding. Countability and uncountability: the precursors of "encoding" --
Enrichment topic: "efficient" pairing functions, with applications --
Computability theory --
pt. IV. Nondeterminism. Nondeterministic online automata --
Nondeterministic FAs --
Nondeterminism in computability theory --
Complexity theory.
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