MATH 352 Computability and Complexity
The logical foundation of the notion of a computable function underlying the workings of modern computers. Representation of the informal mathematical idea of calculability by canonical proxies: "general recursive functions," "Turing computable functions." Discussion of Church's Thesis ,which asserts the adequacy of these representations. Survey of decidable and undecidable problems.
Cross Listed Courses
COMP 352
Prerequisite
MATH 210 or permission of instructor