I have two Turing machines, T1 and T2, which accept languages L1 and L2, respectively. I...
I have two Turing machines, T1 and T2, which accept languages L1 and L2, respectively. I want to make a Turing machine that accepts the difference T1 – T2, that is, the strings in T1 and not T2. Explain how I can do so using the current machines that I have.
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--> T1 is the turing machine which accepts the language L1.
--> T2 is the turing machine which accepts the language L2.
--> suppose is the language which accepts the strings in L1 - L2
--> now Turing machine T3 can be constructed which accepts a string s if and only if T1 accepts and T2 rejects.
Then T3 is turing machine for the language L1−L2.
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