A Post-Turing machine typically refers to a theoretical model of computation that extends or modifies the concepts of the classic Turing machine, as introduced by Alan Turing. The term can also be associated with concepts introduced by Emil Post, who explored variations on Turing's work. While there isn't a universally defined "Post-Turing machine", several interpretations exist based on different theoretical contexts.
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