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    The structure of the honest polynomial m-degrees (English)
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    9 January 1995
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    The authors obtain several results on honest polynomial m-degrees, (hpm- degrees), computational-complexity versions of the classical m-degrees. For example, the r.e. m-degrees are not elementarily equivalent to the r.e. hpm-degrees. In the tally-set case, where the alphabet is a singleton, the theory of the hpm-degrees is undecidable. And various initial-segment results are proved to hold if either tally sets are used or P\(=\)NP.
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    honest m-reduction
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    initial segment
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    honest polynomial m-degrees
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    tally sets
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    P\(=\)NP
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