What does TM stand for?

Turing Machine (informatics)

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Information technology (IT) and computers
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Samples in periodicals archive:

Everyone who taps at a keyboard, opening a spreadsheet or a wordprocessing program, is working on an incarnation of a Turing machine,' it said.

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Alan Turing cracked Nazi codes and became known as the father of computer science, developing the Turing machine and Turing test for thinking machines.

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Benioff theorized going beyond the Turing Theory to a Turing machine with quantum capabilities.

The Next Generation of Computers Is Quantum Computers

Sunday, October 11, 1:00 pm -- 2:00 pm Beethoven, Shannon, and the Compact Disc: Moderator, Kees Immink, Turing Machines Inc.

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capable of emulating) a simplified model of a programmable computer known as the Universal Turing Machine.

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Normally, a Turing machine can be pictured as a device that reads symbols--one at a time--from a row of cells on an infinitely long tape.

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However, a particular Turing machine might be saddled with a problem that takes an inordinate -- perhaps infinite -- amount of time to solve.

Beyond chaos: ultimate unpredictability

Given sufficient time, such a simple device -- known as a Turing machine -- can perform any computation that a modern digital computer, no matter how powerful, can do.

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