Turing Machine for even palindromes
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Construct a turing machine that accepts the language {ww^R : w <- {a,b}+}, where w^R denotes w superscripted R - reverse of w. For example, if
w = abb
then
w^R = bba
ww^R = abbbba
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Solution gives a transition list for the given turing machine, using which you can easily construct a graphical representation of it.
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Notations used for denoting a turing machine transition are as follows.
(StartState, SymbolRead) --> (EndState, SymbolWritten, MovementDirection)
* Movement Directions are denoted by R (right) and L (left).
* E is used to denote NULL symbol (or absense of symbol in a tape cell).
* $ denotes a marker symbol.
* You can construct ...
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