Existence and uniqueness of structures computable in polynomial time
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- Effective categoricity of automatic equivalence and nested equivalence structures
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- The diversity of categoricity without delay
- Categoricity for primitive recursive and polynomial Boolean algebras
- Eliminating unbounded search in computable algebra
- Punctual categoricity relative to a computable oracle
- The back-and-forth method and computability without delay
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