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>From: clarke@acme.ucf.edu (Thomas Clarke)
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Subject: Re: Infinite Minds?
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Date: 20 Mar 92 15:17:47 GMT
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In my last post I made a mistake in describing the implemntation of a stack via  
a Bernoulli shift on a rational number.  It should have read:

 That is, if 0<=q<=2 is the variable then b+q/2->q pushes the bit  
b into q, and {int(q)->b, q*2->q} pops the variable b from q.  
                           ^


