Recursion in Partial Type‐1 Objects With Well‐Behaved Oracles

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 42 (1):449-460 (1996)
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Abstract

We refine the definition of II-computability of [12] so that oracles have a “consistent”, but natural, behaviour. We prove a Kleene Normal Form Theorem and closure of semi-recursive relations under ∃1. We also show that in this more inclusive computation theory Post's theorem in the arithmetical hierarchy still holds

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