Chapter 0: Q22P (page 1)
Use the result of Problem 6.21 to give a function f that is computable with an oracle for ATM, where for each n,f(n) is an incompressible string of length n.
Short Answer
The given statement is proved.
Chapter 0: Q22P (page 1)
Use the result of Problem 6.21 to give a function f that is computable with an oracle for ATM, where for each n,f(n) is an incompressible string of length n.
The given statement is proved.
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