They are if you ignore any resource limitations and thats the point really. A Turing machine is more of a mathematical model than a real world implementation as you cannot possibly express the notion of infinity in computer systems. There has to be an upper limit somewhere.
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They are if you ignore any resource limitations and thats the point really. A Turing machine is more of a mathematical model than a real world implementation as you cannot possibly express the notion of infinity in computer systems. There has to be an upper limit somewhere.