Busy Beaver Problem

The Busy Beaver problem is a theoretical concept in computability theory that involves determining the maximum number of steps a Turing machine can take before halting, given a limited number of states. As a fundamental challenge in the field of theoretical computer science, the Busy Beaver problem has significant implications for understanding the limits of computation and the halting problem, making it a subject of ongoing research and interest among computer scientists and mathematicians seeking to advance our understanding of computational complexity.