On computational complexity and honest polynomial degrees
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No \(\Delta^ 0_ 2\) set A with \(\bar A\) and A both semilow has a minimal honest polynomial (hp-)degree. The hp-degrees and polynomial degrees of low r.e. sets are dense, showing, for example, that r.e. sets of minimal hp-degree have high computational complexity in Blum-Marques' sense. Similar results can be obtained for tally degrees and polynomial (honest) m-degrees.
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