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Craig Alan Feinstein
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2011
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Informatics Engineering
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English
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Craig Alan Feinstein
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In this brief note, we give a simple information-theoretic proof that 2-state 3-symbol universal Turing machines cannot possibly exist, unless one loosens the definition of universal.
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