Degree theoretic definitions of the low2 recursively enumerable sets
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Publication:4858813
DOI10.2307/2275754zbMATH Open0841.03024OpenAlexW2082255271MaRDI QIDQ4858813FDOQ4858813
Authors: Richard A. Shore, Rodney G. Downey
Publication date: 16 July 1996
Published in: Journal of Symbolic Logic (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2275754
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- A Refinement of Lown and Highn for the R.E. Degrees
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- Classes bounded by incomplete sets
- Splitting theorems in recursion theory
- Low sets without subsets of higher many-one degree
- A hierarchy of computably enumerable degrees
- Working below a \(low_ 2\) recursively enumerable degree
- TOTALLY ω-COMPUTABLY ENUMERABLE DEGREES AND BOUNDING CRITICAL TRIPLES
- Lattice embeddings below a nonlow\(_ 2\) recursively enumerable degree
- Nonbounding and Slaman triples
- Embeddings of \(N_5\) and the contiguous degrees
- ON SUPERSETS OF NON-LOW SETS
- Hierarchy of Computably Enumerable Degrees II
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