Theorie Der Numerierungen III
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(30)- Computable and Continuous Partial Homomorphisms on Metric Partial Algebras
- A decomposition of the Rogers semilattice of a family of d.c.e. sets
- Countable algebra and set existence axioms
- Strong reducibility of partial numberings
- Polynomial computability of fields of algebraic numbers
- Rogers semilattices of limitwise monotonic numberings
- On Constructive Nilpotent Groups
- Computable Heyting algebras with distinguished atoms and coatoms
- Universal recursion theoretic properties of r.e. preordered structures
- Representations versus numberings: On the relationship of two computability notions
- Some applications of computable one-one numberings
- Categoricity properties for computable algebraic fields
- Reducibility of domain representations and Cantor–Weihrauch domain representations
- Computable procedures for fields
- \(d\)-computable categoricity for algebraic fields
- An introduction to computable model theory on groups and fields
- Recursive isomorphism types of recursive Boolean algebras
- Spectra of Algebraic Fields and Subfields
- Recursive Boolean algebras with recursive atoms
- Can partial indexings be totalized?
- Lifting proofs from countable to uncountable mathematics
- Rogers semilattices of punctual numberings
- Fields of algebraic numbers computable in polynomial time. I
- Computable analysis with applications to dynamic systems
- Completeness of the hyperarithmetic isomorphism equivalence relation
- On the existence of universal numberings for finite families of d.c.e. sets
- Classifications of computable structures
- Revisiting uniform computable categoricity: for the sixtieth birthday of prof. Rod Downey
- Constructive proofs of the range property in lambda calculus
- Computable categoricity for algebraic fields with splitting algorithms
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