Turing degrees

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Turing degrees are an abstract classification of sets of natural numbers or decision problems according to their relative level of algorithmic unsolvability or computational complexity under Turing reducibility.

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instanceOf equivalence classes under Turing reducibility
mathematical concept
structure in computability theory
basedOn Turing reducibility NERFINISHED
captures relative algorithmic unsolvability
relative computational complexity
connectedTo effective descriptive set theory
set of reals under Turing reducibility
definedOn decision problems
sets of natural numbers
equivalenceClassOf sets of natural numbers mutually Turing reducible to each other
equivalenceRelation mutual Turing reducibility
field computability theory
mathematical logic
recursion theory
formalizedIn second-order arithmetic
hasBottomElement degree of computable sets
hasOpenProblems automorphism group of the Turing degrees
exact lattice-theoretic properties of the degrees
hasOperation join
hasProperty contains high and low degrees
contains incomparable degrees
contains minimal degrees
every nonzero degree bounds a minimal degree
not a lattice under Turing reducibility
uncountable set of degrees
hasStructure upper semilattice
hasTopElement degree of the halting problem
introducedInField mid 20th century computability theory
namedAfter Alan Turing NERFINISHED
orderType partial order under Turing reducibility
relatedTo Medvedev degrees NERFINISHED
Muchnik degrees NERFINISHED
Turing jump NERFINISHED
arithmetical hierarchy NERFINISHED
degrees of unsolvability
hyperarithmetical hierarchy
many-one degrees
truth-table degrees
studiedBy Alan Turing NERFINISHED
Emil Post NERFINISHED
Lachlan NERFINISHED
Sacks NERFINISHED
Shore NERFINISHED
Slaman NERFINISHED
Stephen Kleene NERFINISHED
symbol D_T
usedFor analyzing the structure of unsolvable problems
classifying decision problems by relative computability
studying relative computability of real numbers

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Computability Theory fieldOfStudy Turing degrees