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Peter Linz Edition 5 Exercise 9.2 Question 5(a) (Page No. 244)

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Provide a “high-level” description for Turing machines that accept the following languages on $\{a,b\}.$ For each problem, define a set of appropriate macroinstructions that you feel are reasonably easy to implement. Then use them for the solution.

                                                                                   $L = \{ww^R\}.$
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