Diagonal fixed points in algebraic recursion theory
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In algebraic recursion theory diagonal fixed points originate from the so-called normal form theorem -- an analog of Kleene's normal form theorem in classical recursion theory. In this work a special type of partially ordered algebra, called intensional combinatory space, is considered. For such algebras it is established that, under some weak first-order expressible condition, the least fixed point coincides with the canonical diagonal fixed point for any inductive operation w.r.t. a suitable normal representation procedure.
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