Turing degrees and randomness for continuous measures (Q6178468): Difference between revisions

A real is never continuous random (NCR for short) if it is not random with respect to any continuous measure. This notion has been studied by a number of people. But it is still unknown which Turing degree can contain such reals. In the paper under review, the authors prove some nice results to make some contributions to the topic. The major results are that any \(n\)-REA Turing degree contains an NCR real; and any selfmodule Turing degree contains an NCR real.