Simulation of Turing machine with uEAC-computable functions
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Summary: The micro-Extended Analog Computer (uEAC) is an electronic implementation inspired by Rubel's EAC model. In this study, a fully connected uEACs array is proposed to overcome the limitations of a single uEAC, within which each uEAC unit is connected to all the other units by some weights. Then its computational capabilities are investigated by proving that a Turing machine \(\mathcal{M}\) can be simulated with uEAC-computable functions, even in the presence of bounded noise.
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