Turing Degrees in Refinements of the Arithmetical Hierarchy hierarchy exhausts arithmetical sets and contains as a small fragment finite levels of
Ershov hierarchies Extending Cooper’s theorem to Δ30 Turing degrees of the
Ershov hierarchy is proper. In this paper we investigate proper levels of some extensions of the
Ershov Turing jumps in the Ershov hierarchyWe look at infinite levels of the
Ershov hierarchy in the natural system of notation, which
Relative enumerability in Ershov's hierarchyGeneralizations to various levels of
Ershov's
hierarchy of the relationship between n
Turing and enumeration jumps in the Ershov hierarchyIn the article, we study the behaviour of enumeration jumps of sets of low e-degrees in the
Ershov Turing reducibility in the fine hierarchy sets to extend the
Ershov hierarchy beyond Δ20 sets. Similar to the
Ershov hierarchy, Selivanov's fine
Relative enumerability in Ershov's hierarchyGeneralizations to various levels of
Ershov's
hierarchy of the relationship between n
Turing jumps in the Ershov hierarchyWe look at infinite levels of the
Ershov hierarchy in the natural system of notation, which
Turing and enumeration jumps in the Ershov hierarchyIn the article, we study the behaviour of enumeration jumps of sets of low e-degrees in the
Ershov Decomposability of low 2-computably enumerable degrees and turing jumps in the ershov hierarchy degrees whose jumps belong to the corresponding Δ-level of the
Ershov hierarchy. © Allerton Press, Inc