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Is using three tapes in a multitape TN equivalent to single tape time t2(square) or t3(cube)? In other words is the time complexity directly related to number of tapes?

Wednesday, 22 November 2023 by panosadrianos

Using three tapes in a multitape Turing machine (MTM) does not necessarily result in an equivalent time complexity of t2(square) or t3(cube). The time complexity of a computational model is determined by the number of steps required to solve a problem, and it is not directly related to the number of tapes used in the

Published in Cybersecurity, EITC/IS/CCTF Computational Complexity Theory Fundamentals, Complexity, Time complexity with different computational models

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Is using three tapes in a multitape TN equivalent to single tape time t2(square) or t3(cube)? In other words is the time complexity directly related to number of tapes?

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Is using three tapes in a multitape TN equivalent to single tape time t2(square) or t3(cube)? In other words is the time complexity directly related to number of tapes?