Minimal generalized computable enumerations and high degrees
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- Minimal generalized computable enumerations and high degrees
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(18)- Positive presentations of families relative to e-oracles
- Universal generalized computable numberings and hyperimmunity
- The Rogers semilattices of generalized computable enumerations
- Weak reducibility of computable and generalized computable numberings
- Highness properties close to PA completeness
- On \(p \)-universal and \(p \)-minimal numberings
- Minimal generalized computable enumerations and high degrees
- High Minimal Pairs in the Enumeration Degrees
- Bounding minimal degrees by computably enumerable degrees
- Algebraic aspects of the computably enumerable degrees.
- A MINIMAL SET LOW FOR SPEED
- Two theorems on minimal generalized computable numberings
- Effectively infinite classes of numberings of computable families of reals
- Extremal numberings and fixed point theorems
- On the embedding of the first nonconstructive ordinal in the Rogers semilattices
- A family with a single minimal but not least numbering
- On Non-principal Arithmetical Numberings and Families
- Notes on classes of minimal numberings of arithmetical set families
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