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Dynamic Properties of Computably Enumerable Sets
- In Computability, Enumerability, Unsolvability, volume 224 of London Math. Soc. Lecture Note Ser
, 1995
"... A set A ` ! is computably enumerable (c.e.), also called recursively enumerable, (r.e.), or simply enumerable, if there is a computable algorithm to list its members. Let E denote the structure of the c.e. sets under inclusion. Starting with Post [1944] there has been much interest in relating t ..."
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A set A ` ! is computably enumerable (c.e.), also called recursively enumerable, (r.e.), or simply enumerable, if there is a computable algorithm to list its members. Let E denote the structure of the c.e. sets under inclusion. Starting with Post [1944] there has been much interest in relating the denable (especially E-denable) properties of a c.e. set A to its iinformation contentj, namely its Turing degree, deg(A), under T , the usual Turing reducibility. [Turing 1939]. Recently, Harrington and Soare answered a question arising from Post's program by constructing a nonemptly E-denable property Q(A) which guarantees that A is incomplete (A !T K). The property Q(A) is of the form (9C)[A ae m C & Q \Gamma (A; C)], where A ae m C abbreviates that iA is a major subset of Cj, and Q \Gamma (A; C) contains the main ingredient for incompleteness. A dynamic property P (A), such as prompt simplicity, is one which is dened by considering how fast elements elements enter A relat...
...-Automorphism Method and Noninvariant Classes of Degrees
, 1996
"... this paper is to introduce the \Delta ..."
