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Degrees of Unsolvability
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Gerald E. Sacks
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English
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1964
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A classic treatment of degrees of unsolvability from the acclaimed Annals of Mathematics Studies series
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Keywords for this book
Theorem; Existential quantification; Partially ordered set; Upper and lower bounds; Infimum and supremum; Null set; Partial function; Subset; Inequality (mathematics); Uncountable set; Countable set; Empty set; Natural number; Requirement; Cardinality; Continuum hypothesis; Recursively enumerable set; Limit point; Disjoint union; Zorn's lemma; Conjecture; Monotonic function; Open set; Aleph number; Contradiction; Axiom of choice; Recursive set; Gödel numbering; Metric space; Well-order; Baire category theorem; Set (mathematics); Equation; Reductio ad absurdum; Lebesgue measure; Fubini's theorem; Tychonoff's theorem; Limit of a sequence; Finite set; Existence theorem; Simultaneous equations; Without loss of generality; Fixed-point theorem; Corollary; Mutual exclusivity; Mean of a function; Transfinite induction; Approximation; Commutative property; Regular space; Addition; Cartesian product; Identity function; W0; Integer; Sequence; Variable (mathematics); Predicate (mathematical logic); Arithmetic function; Cardinality of the continuum; Enumeration; Category theory; Product measure; Product topology; Scientific notation; Real number; Arithmetical set; Topology; Measure (mathematics); Union (set theory)
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