Every Nonrecursive Many-One Degree Contains Either One or Infinitely Many Finite-One Degrees
Patrizio Cintioli
Abstract
This paper proves that every nonrecursive many-one degree contains either exactly one or infinitely many finite-one degrees. This gives a negative answer to Open Question 2 of Richter, Stephan, and Zhang~[p.~17]RSZ. Earlier work established that, for almost every A⊂eq with respect to the standard product measure on 2, the degree [A] contains an infinite antichain of finite-one degrees~Cintioli. Thus the question had already received an almost-sure negative answer; the present theorem settles it for every nonrecursive many-one degree.
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