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The '''fully universal Turing machine''' is an extension of [[Paul Rendell]]'s [[universal Turing machine]]. Its tape is perfectly diagonal (instead of oblique), and the memory cells of the tape are produced by two complex [[puffer]]s. Rendell experimented with three different variants of this mechanism:
The '''fully universal Turing machine''' is an extension of [[Paul Rendell]]'s [[universal Turing machine]]. Its tape is perfectly diagonal (instead of oblique), and the memory cells of the tape are continuously produced by two complex [[rake]] convoys. Rendell experimented with three different variants of this mechanism:


* A [[c/12 diagonal]] stack constructor using [[Cordership]]s (very large);
* A [[c/12 diagonal]] stack constructor using [[Cordership]]-based rakes (very large);
* A [[c/5 diagonal]] stack constructor using [[Matthias Merzenich]]'s [[c/5 diagonal rake]]s;
* A [[c/5 diagonal]] stack constructor using [[Matthias Merzenich]]'s [[c/5 diagonal rake]]s;
* An expanding stack constructor comprising two perpendicular [[c/2 orthogonal]] convoys of [[rake]]s.
* An expanding stack constructor comprising two perpendicular [[c/2 orthogonal]] convoys of rakes (the final version).


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 15:52, 30 April 2019

Fully universal Turing machine
Fully universal Turing machine image
Pattern type Miscellaneous
Static symmetry Unspecified
Discovered by Paul Rendell
Year of discovery 2011

The fully universal Turing machine is an extension of Paul Rendell's universal Turing machine. Its tape is perfectly diagonal (instead of oblique), and the memory cells of the tape are continuously produced by two complex rake convoys. Rendell experimented with three different variants of this mechanism:

See also