1-Generic degrees and minimal degrees in higher recursion theory
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1-Generic degrees and minimal degrees in higher recursion theory
The main result of the paper is that for many \(\Sigma_ 2\) inadmissible ordinals, no 1-generic degree bounds a minimal degree. A short description of the current state of study of the structure of 1-degrees in higher recursion theory is also included.
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Higher-type and set recursion theory, Logic, admissible ordinals, minimal degree, 1-generic set, 1-generic degree, Computability and recursion theory on ordinals, admissible sets, etc., inadmissible ordinals
Higher-type and set recursion theory, Logic, admissible ordinals, minimal degree, 1-generic set, 1-generic degree, Computability and recursion theory on ordinals, admissible sets, etc., inadmissible ordinals
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