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The simple dynamics of super Turing theories
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This paper reasons about the need to seek for particular kinds of models of computation that imply stronger computability than the classical models. A possible such model, constituting a chaotic dynamical system, is presented. This system, which we term as the analog shift map, when viewed as a computational model has super-Turing power and is equivalent to neural networks and the class of analog machines. This map may be appropriate to describe idealized physical phenomena. *
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