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On the Importance of Being II2-Hard

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Hartmanis, Juris
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Hartmanis, Juris
Abstract

In this column, we show how a variety of interesting results in theory of computation all follow from a simple observation about $\prod _{2}$-complete sets of total machines. We easily derive: a) representation independent independence results, b) non-recursive succinctness relations between different representations of languages, c) the existence of incomplete languages in various complexity classes.

Date Issued
1989-01
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Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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