Chaitin's algorithm, named after mathematician Gregory Chaitin, refers to concepts related to algorithmic information theory, specifically the notion of algorithmic randomness and the incompleteness of formal systems. One of the key contributions of Chaitin is the development of a specific measure of complexity called Chaitin’s constant (Ω), which is a real number representing the halting probability of a universal algorithm.
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