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    Categoricity in hyperarithmetical degrees (English)
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    We obtain, under certain assumptions, necessary and sufficient conditions for a recursive structure to be \(\Delta^ 0_{\alpha}\)-categorical. This is done using the author's \(\alpha\)-systems to construct suitable \(\Delta^ 0_{\alpha +1}\) functions. We show how these results may be applied, for example, to superatomic Boolean algebras.
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    recursive structure
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    superatomic Boolean algebras
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