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RE: LeoThread 2025-06-07 09:23

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Past research has acknowledged that traditional Turing machines may be inefficient. For example, repeatedly checking whether two numbers are equal can lead to unnecessary time expenditure. As early as 1968, researchers revealed that it is indeed possible to develop alternative programs to accomplish the same outcomes while using less space, specifically reducing requirements to the square root of time. Thus, even for programs traditionally consuming large space, substantial reductions appeared viable.

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