Is there an ultimate, truly fundamental and universal computer machine?
Can there be an ultimate, truly fundamental and universal computer machine? Norbert Schwarzer considers this foundational question through the lens of computer science and philosophy, offering readers an opportunity to reflect on what computation is and whether it can be fully captured by a single universal concept.
About This Book
Norbert Schwarzer explores the question of whether there is an ultimate, truly fundamental and universal computer machine.
The subject reaches beyond the idea of a particular device and considers what “universal” and “fundamental” might mean in computing.
This book is suited to readers interested in computer science, theoretical questions, and the foundations of computation.
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