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=== Analog X Machine (AXM) === The earliest variant, the continuous-time ''Analog X-Machine'' (''AXM''), was introduced by Mike Stannett in 1990 as a potentially "super-Turing" model of computation;<ref name="Sta90">M. Stannett (1990) 'X-machines and the Halting Problem: Building a super-Turing machine'. ''Formal Aspects of Computing'' '''2''', pp. 331-41.</ref> it is consequently related to work in [[hypercomputation]] theory.<ref name="Cop02">B. J. Copeland (2002) 'Hypercomputation'. ''Minds and Machines'' '''12''', pp. 461-502.</ref>
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