The role of rudimentary relations in complexity theory
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- Alternation
- Complete sets and the polynomial-time hierarchy
- Concatenation as a basis for arithmetic
- Context-free languages and rudimentary attributes
- Quasi-realtime languages
- Rudimentary Predicates and Relative Computation
- Rudimentary interpretation of two-tape turing computation
- Rudimentary relations and stack languages
- Space-bounded reducibility among combinatorial problems
- Stack languages and log n space
- The bounded arithmetic hierarchy
- The complexity of logical theories
- The polynomial-time hierarchy
- Theory of Formal Systems. (AM-47)
- Turing machines with linear alternation, theories of bounded concatenation and the decision problem of first order theories
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