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Browsing by Subject "computably enumerable set"

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  • Arslanov M.M.; Batyrshin I.I.; Yamaleev M.M. (2021)
    We examine the relationship between the CEA hierarchy and the Ershov hierarchy within $\Delta_2^0$ Turing degrees. We study the long-standing problem raised in [1] about the existence of a low computably enumerable (c.e.) ...
  • Kalimullin I.; Puzarenko V.; Faizrahmanov M. (2019)
    © 2019, Pleiades Publishing, Inc. We study the problem of the existence of decidable and positive Π11- and Σ11-numberings of the families of Π11- and Σ11-cones with respect to inclusion. Some laws are found that reflect ...
  • Kalimullin I.S.; Puzarenko V.G.; Faizrahmanov M.K. (2020)
    © 2020, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. We construct the example of an admissible set A such that there exists a positive computable A-numbering of the family of all A-c.e. sets, whereas any negative computable A-numberings are absent.
  • Kalimullin I.; Puzarenko V.; Faizrahmanov M. (2018)
    © 2018, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. We introduce the notion of A-numbering which generalizes the classical notion of numbering. All main attributes of classical numberings are carried over to the objects considered here. The ...
  • Batyrshin I. (2014)
    © 2014, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. We study the distinctions between Q-reducibility and m-reducibility on computably enumerable sets. We construct a noncomputable m-incomplete computably enumerable set B such that all ...
  • Faizrakhmanov M.K. (2021)
    We look at specific features of the algebraic structure of an upper semilattice of computable families of computably enumerable sets in Ω. It is proved that ideals of minuend and finite families of Ω coincide. We deal with ...
  • Arslanov M.M.; Yamaleev M.M. (2021)
    In this work, we review results of the last years related to the development of the structural theory of n-c.e. Turing degrees for n > 1. We also discuss possible approaches to solution of the open problems.

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