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Bounded halting predicate (B(e,x,t))

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For a fixed effective machine coding, the predicate that program e on input x halts within t steps is primitive recursive. Code finite configurations, iterate a total single-step function by primitive recursion, and test for the halt state. This supplies a bounded simulation even though the unrestricted halting problem is undecidable.

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