Speaker
Assylbek Issakhov
Kazakh-British Technical University
Talks at this conference:
Tuesday, 16:30, J336 |
Types of minimal numberings with hyperimmune oracles |
Authors: Assylbek Issakhov and Fariza Rakymzhankyzy Let \(F\) be a family of total functions which is computable by an oracle \(A\), where \(A\) is an arbitrary set. A numbering \(\alpha:\omega\mapsto \mathcal F\) is called \(A\)-computable if the binary function \(\alpha(n)(x)\) is \(A\)-computable, [1]. We call a numbering \(\alpha\) decidable (resp., positive, and Friedberg) if equivalence relation \(\theta_{\alpha} = \{ (x,y) \mid \alpha (x) = \alpha (y) \}\) is computable (resp., c.e., and identity). An infinite set \(A\) is hyperimmune iff no recursive function majorizes \(A\). A degree is called hyperimmune if it contains a hyperimmune set, otherwise it is hyperimmune free. Every nonzero degree comparable with \(0'\) is hyperimmune. In [2] it was proved that there is a c.e. noncomputable set \(B\) such that \(B\leq_{T} A\) iff for all families \(S\) of sets, it is true that if \(S\) has an \(A\)-computable Friedberg numbering, then \(S\) has infinitely many positive non-decidable \(A\)-computable numberings. It is known that if \(\mathcal F\) is an infinite \(A\)-computable family of total functions, where \(A\) is a hyperimmune set, then \(\mathcal F\) has infinitely many pairwise nonequivalent \(A\)-computable Friedberg numberings, [3]. Let \(\mathcal F\) be an infinite \(A\)-computable family of total functions, where \(A\) is a hyperimmune set. Then Theorem. \(\mathcal F\) has infinitely many pairwise nonequivalent positive non-decidable \(A\)-computable numberings. Theorem. \(\mathcal F\) has infinitely many pairwise nonequivalent minimal non-positive \(A\)-computable numberings. We know that if \(\mathcal F\) is an infinite \(A\)-computable family of total functions, where \(\emptyset' \leq_{T} A\), then the Rogers semilattice \(R_{A} (\mathcal F)\) contains an ideal without minimal elements, [4]. Now we are interested in investigating such property for the case with hyperimmune oracles. Bibliography
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