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The "Almost All" Theory of Subrecursive Degrees is Decidable

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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/5992
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Author
Mehlhorn, Kurt
Abstract

We use constructive measure theory to show the decidability pf the "almost all" theory of subrecursive degrees. The formulas of this theory are built up using the constant 0 standing for the minimum degree, the functions $\cup,\cap$ standing for the join and meet of two degrees respectively, the relation $\leq$ standing for the reducibility-ordering, the logical connectives "ampersand", $\neg$ and the quantifier (almost $\forall$ a). An efficient decision procedure is described.

Date Issued
1973-05
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Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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