Computable classes of constructivizations for models of infinite algorithmic dimension
The author gives a positive answer to the problem, posed by S. S. Goncharov, whether there exists a constructivizable model of infinite algorithmic dimension \((\omega)\) and which has no computable classes containing \(\omega\) non-autoequivalent constructivizations. It should be noted that, as proved recently by \textit{O. V. Kudinov} (in the paper ``Some properties of autostable models, submitted to Algebra Logika), the result of the author in Algebra Logika 26, No. 6, 684-714 (1987; Zbl 0659.03011) is false, and the given paper relies upon it.
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