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A New Reducibility between Turing‐ and wtt‐Reducibility
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AbstractA new reducibility between Turing and weak truth‐table reducibility is defined, which gives an affirmative answer to the open question about the existence of such an intermediate reducibility proposed formally by M. Stob.Mathematics Subject Classification: 03D25.
Title: A New Reducibility between Turing‐ and wtt‐Reducibility
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AbstractA new reducibility between Turing and weak truth‐table reducibility is defined, which gives an affirmative answer to the open question about the existence of such an intermediate reducibility proposed formally by M.
Stob.
Mathematics Subject Classification: 03D25.
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