Shift overflow counter: Revision history

16 August 2025

• curprev 18:3918:39, 16 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ 1,782 bytes +20‎ →‎Examples: Added "halt" to bbch-links of the halting examples

15 August 2025

• curprev 18:2718:27, 15 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ 1,762 bytes 0‎ These actually halt

10 August 2025

• curprev 22:3822:38, 10 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ 1,762 bytes −9‎ Used Template:Stub

5 August 2025

• curprev 14:3914:39, 5 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ m 1,771 bytes +2‎ Made capitalization and punctuation consistent Tag: Visual edit
• curprev 12:2912:29, 5 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ 1,769 bytes +2‎ No longer fifth longest running TM Tag: Visual edit
• curprev 12:2212:22, 5 August 2025‎ Polygon talk contribs‎ 1,767 bytes −1‎ Fixed typo, changed "halting" to lowercase Tag: Visual edit

4 June 2025

• curprev 20:4120:41, 4 June 2025‎ Isokate talk contribs‎ 1,768 bytes −1‎ →‎Examples Tag: Visual edit: Switched

5 February 2025

• curprev 20:3020:30, 5 February 2025‎ Sligocki talk contribs‎ 1,769 bytes +444‎ Add notable halting examples.

25 August 2024

• curprev 10:4710:47, 25 August 2024‎ Bt2901 talk contribs‎ 1,325 bytes +1,325‎ Created page with "'''Shift overflow counter''' is an informal class of Turing machines. A typical Turing machine in this class has the following behavior: * it represents digits as short fixed-length blocks of symbols * it spends most of it's time implementing basic double counter until one of the sides overflows (expands) which leads to changing the offsets of blocks, making them non-valid representations of digits * after “Counter Phase” there is a “Reset Phase” where the conte..."