Turing machines as concept block

Made by: Camila Morón and Vivian Bethke

Turing Machines are powerful devices, they can mathematical 
describe any operation any modern computer can perform. Turing Machines can definitly describe any operation, but not every conceibable operation is concived in a Turing Machine. They can find applications in matemathics and computer science as powerful, yet simple explanatory tools. One of the most important parts from a Turing Machine is the one called tape, the tape is infinite and divided in numbers of cells. Each cell have a symbol that can be read by the machine. ceros and ones are the characters that are written in the tape. This machine has the ability to move one cell to the left or the right any time during operations. This teory was made by Alan Turing in 1936 while he was working in the decision problem.
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