Construct a Turning machine that computes the function
Suppose that T1, and T2are Turing machines with disjoint sets of states S1, and S2and with transition functions f1and f2, respectively. We can define the Turning machine T1T2, the composite of T1, and T2, as follows. The set of states of T1, T2is
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