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18.4046.840 Lecture 10 Last time: - The Reducibility Method for proving undecidability and T-unrecognizability - General reducibility - Mapping reducibility Today: (Sipser 5.2) - The Computation History Method for proving undecidability -

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18.404/6.840 Lecture 10 Last time: - The Reducibility Method for proving undecidability and T-unrecognizability
- General reducibility
- Mapping reducibility

Today: (Sipser §5.2) - The Computation History Method for proving undecidability
- The Post Correspondence Problem is undecidable
- Linearly bounded automata
- Undecidable problems about LBAs and CFGs<br>
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Remember<br>
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Revisit Hilbert’s 10th Problem<br>