Titlebook: Bounded Queries in Recursion Theory; William I. Gasarch,Georgia A. Martin Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Computab

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Q Versus QCset . ∈ Q(., .): there is an oracle Turing machine M. for deciding . with . queries to . such that, for all .,., the .(.) computation converges after making at most . queries to .. This is equivalent to saying that . decides . with . queries to . and, for every . and every string σ ∈ {0,1}., the .(.) computation converges (see Notation 1.2.19)

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troduce notation, conventions, and definitions to be used throughout the book. In Section 1.2 we present further notation and definitions and review some basics from recursion theory. In Section 1.3 we present some concepts from recursion theory that are standard tools of the trade for recursion the

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H.-E. Gumlich,A. Zeinert,R. Mauch, the least . such that there exists a set . for which C. ∈ FQ(.,.), but also the number of queries to . . that are required to compute C.. (Note that, numerically speaking, the former complexity cannot exceed the latter.)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79017-1ajor results found in each. All references in this chapter to numbered theorems, definitions, etc. apply to items in this book, not to items in the individual papers. The papers covered in this bibliography are arranged in alphabetical order by authors’ names

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Bioluminescence and Chemiluminescence,We define several terms and pose many questions. These terms are used throughout the book, and all of the questions are addressed in the book.