Low, Superlow, and Superduperlow Sets: An Exposition of a Known But Not Well-Known Result
Abstract
A set is low if A' T HALT. A set is superlow if A' tt HALT. A set is superduperlow if A' btt HALT. While it was known that any superduperlow is decidable it does not seem to be well known. We include two unpublished proofs of this result: One from Carl Jockush and one from Frank Stephan.
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