What Can Be Computed?: A Practical Guide to the Theory of Computation
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What Can Be Computed?: A Practical Guide to the Theory of Computation

by John Maccormick

Education Mathematics Computer Science
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What Can Be Computed? offers an accessible introduction to the theory of computation. Framed as a practical guide, it examines fundamental ideas about computation and its limits, making this complex area of computer science approachable for readers interested in mathematics, computing, and foundational questions.

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What Can Be Computed? is a practical guide to the theory of computation.

The book explores fundamental questions about computation and the boundaries of what computers can accomplish.

It is designed to make an important area of computer science approachable for readers seeking a clear introduction.

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