Algorithms, Logic and Complexity (Reiknirit, rökfræði og reiknanleiki), Spring 2014
Covered material in the textbook for exam
Textbook: Computability and
Logic, 5th ed. by George S. Boolos,
John P. Burgess and
Richard C. Jeffrey.
Material by chapters:
- Chapter 1:
- Sets, functions and enumerability [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 2:
- Diagonalization, nonenumerable sets [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 3:
- Turing computability [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 4:
- Uncomputability, the Halting problem, the productivity function [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 5:
- Abacus machines, simulating Abacus machines by Turing machines, recursive functions can be computed by Abacus machines [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 6:
- Recursive functions and primitive recursive functions [ the whole chapter ]
- Chapter 7:
- Recursive sets and relations [ 7.1-7.2 ]
- Chapter 8:
- Coding Turing computations, universal Turing machines [ 8.1-8.2 ]
- Chapter 9:
- First-order logic, the syntax of first-order logic [ 9.1-9.2 ]
- Chapter 10:
- The semantics of first-order logic, metalogical notations [ 10.1-10.2 ]
- Chapter 11:
- The undecidability of first-order logic [ 11.1 to middle of page 130 ]
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