Introduction to Computation Theory: What is an algorithm

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Students who take this course should have basic knowledge of the principles of graphs. Some tutorial material references linear algebra, but familiarity is not necessary. This tutorial uses proofs, and requires understandings of formal math notations.
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Question 5
If we allow a Turing machine to have infinitely many states, does that change what can be computed? ☐No ☒Yes
Why is this true? Perhaps I misunderstand what is meant by state to begin with. A microprocessor has a limited number of registers and a finite instruction set that is composed and abstracted into a more capable and usable library which can compute anything _that can be_ computable.

Can someone elaborate on this or refer me to someone or somewhere that can explain it. Thank you in advance.

____KB
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A concise definition of an algorithm would have been nice - given the title.

biocentricgolf
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What do you mean by a woman who did computation to a military?

nicorobin
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Am i the only 13 year old studying this?-

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