Streamlined subrecursive degree theory
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- A Classification of the Recursive Functions
- A Uniform Approach to Fundamental Sequences and Hierarchies
- A jump operator on honest subrecursive degrees
- Augmented loop languages and classes of computable functions
- Classical recursion theory. Vol. II
- On the density of honest subrecursive classes
- Subrecursive degrees and fragments of Peano arithmetic
- The honest subrecursive classes are a lattice
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(10)- Semi-honest subrecursive degrees and the collection rule in arithmetic
- Dedekind cuts and long strings of zeros in base expansions
- Computable irrational numbers with representations of surprising complexity
- Degrees of total algorithms versus degrees of honest functions
- Subrecursive degrees and fragments of Peano arithmetic
- Sub-computabilities
- Interplay between insertion of zeros and the complexity of Dedekind cuts
- On the structure of the degrees of relative provability
- Honest elementary degrees and degrees of relative provability without the cupping property
- Proof lengths for instances of the Paris-Harrington principle
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