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Universal Turing Machine • In this class, We discuss Universal Turing Machine. • The reader should have prior knowledge of the Turing Machine. Click Here. • At the beginning of the truing machine, we said that the truing machine works as of today's computer. • Is it correct? • Yes, Why is the statement correct? Understand in this class. • Our previous classes showed Turing machine works as addition, Subtraction, and comparator. • If we can do addition, Subtraction, and comparator, we can do any computation. • But today's computer acts according to your input. • If we click on the game, the game will execute. • If we click on the application, the application will execute. • According to your input, the computer will execute the program. • Is it possible to use a Turing machine? No. • We had a separate turing machine for addition, Subtraction, etc. • Universal Turing machine exactly works as of today's computers. • Universal Turing machine had a finite control. • We have three tapes for a universal Turing machine. • Tape 1: Used for representation of Turing machines. • If we have a Turing machine for the addition, we place it on tape 1. • How we place will be discussed down. • All the turning machines needed are placed on tape 1. • Tape 2: used to save the input. • Tape 3: Used to represent the state of the Turing machine. • Suppose we are executing a Turing machine. On which state the Turing machine is working is maintained on tape 3. • With the help of finite control, we can execute any Turing machine on tape 1 with the given input and maintain the states in tape 3. • Representing Turing Machine • Assume we have 3 states in our Turing machine. • q0, q1, and q2 encoded as 1, 11, 111. • The input symbols are a, b. • We encode the input symbols as 1, 11. • We encode the direction left and right as 1, 11. • The transition function is δ(q0, a) = [q1, b, L] • We encode the transition as 10101101101. • q0 as 1 and a separation zero. • 'a' as 1 and a separation zero. • We represent the transition function with a separation symbol zero. • Similarly, We converted each transition of the Turing machine and placed it on tape. • All the Turing machines are converted and placed on tape 1. • • Link for playlists: • / @learningmonkey • • Link for our website: https://learningmonkey.in • Follow us on Facebook @ / learningmonkey • Follow us on Instagram @ / learningmonkey1 • Follow us on Twitter @ / _learningmonkey • Mail us @ [email protected]
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