MHB Can Any Language Accepted by a RAM Be Accepted Without Indirect Addressing?

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The discussion centers on demonstrating that any language accepted by a Random Access Machine (RAM) can also be accepted by a RAM that does not utilize indirect addressing. Participants are seeking guidance on how to approach this proof. A request is made for definitions or resources related to RAM and indirect addressing to facilitate understanding of the concepts involved. The conversation emphasizes the specialized nature of the topic, indicating a need for clarity on foundational definitions to advance the discussion.
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Hey! :o

Show that any language accepted by a RAM can be accepted by a RAM without indirect addressing.

Could you give me some hints what I could do?? (Wondering)
 
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This is a pretty specialized question. I can't promise that I will help, but I could discuss it. Would you mind giving the definitions (or links to them) of a RAM and indirect addressing?
 
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