This paper reviews self-replication in the context of (partial) recursive functions and Turing computability. By the Church-Turing thesis, these are equivalent to other models of com-putation. The theory is linked to applications in the area of computer viruses. We address the views of various authors with respect to the (in)adequacy of Turing machine equiva-lent models for computer viruses
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
Epidemic dynamics of computer viruses is an emerging discipline aiming to understand the way that co...
International audienceSelf-replication is one of the fundamental aspects of computing where a progra...
Abstract. We study computer virology from an abstract point of view. Viruses and worms are self-repl...
This dissertation tackles three topics: the formalization of the computer virology, the construction...
In this thesis we describe novel approaches to the formal description of systems which reproduce, an...
We are concerned with theoretical aspects of computer viruses. For this, we suggest a new definition...
Computability Theory: An Introduction provides information pertinent to the major concepts, construc...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
Register machine programs provide explicit proofs of the smn-Theorem, Kleene’s Second Recursion Theo...
In recent years, different computing models have emerged within the area of Unconven-tional Computat...
We analyze whether Church-Turing thesis can be applied to mathematical and physical systems. We find...
Turing Machine is one of the earliest device in programming to describe or interpret a model for alg...
It is well known that there exist viruses whose set of infected programs is undecidable. If a virus ...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
Epidemic dynamics of computer viruses is an emerging discipline aiming to understand the way that co...
International audienceSelf-replication is one of the fundamental aspects of computing where a progra...
Abstract. We study computer virology from an abstract point of view. Viruses and worms are self-repl...
This dissertation tackles three topics: the formalization of the computer virology, the construction...
In this thesis we describe novel approaches to the formal description of systems which reproduce, an...
We are concerned with theoretical aspects of computer viruses. For this, we suggest a new definition...
Computability Theory: An Introduction provides information pertinent to the major concepts, construc...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
Register machine programs provide explicit proofs of the smn-Theorem, Kleene’s Second Recursion Theo...
In recent years, different computing models have emerged within the area of Unconven-tional Computat...
We analyze whether Church-Turing thesis can be applied to mathematical and physical systems. We find...
Turing Machine is one of the earliest device in programming to describe or interpret a model for alg...
It is well known that there exist viruses whose set of infected programs is undecidable. If a virus ...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
There has been considerable interest in computer viruses since they first appeared in 1981, and espe...
Epidemic dynamics of computer viruses is an emerging discipline aiming to understand the way that co...