AbstractWe investigate the computing power of function algebras defined by means of unbounded recursion on notation. We introduce two function algebras which contain respectively the regressive logspace computable functions and the non-size-increasing logspace computable functions. However, such algebras are unlikely to be contained in the set of logspace computable functions because this is equivalent to L=P. Finally, we introduce a function algebra based on simultaneous recursion on notation for the non-size-increasing functions computable in polynomial time and linear space
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We present applicative theories of words corresponding to weak, and especially logarithmic, complexi...
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We investigate the computing power of function algebras defined by means of unbounded recursion on n...
AbstractWe investigate the computing power of function algebras defined by means of unbounded recurs...
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Recently, using a limit schema, we presented an analog and machine independent algebraic characteriz...
AbstractAn arithmetical system is presented with the property that from every proof a realizing term...
International audienceRecursive analysis was introduced by A. Turing [1936], A. Grzegorczyk [1955], ...
AbstractIt is shown how to restrict recursion on notation in all finite types so as to characterize ...
International audiencePrimitive recursion can be defined on words instead of natural numbers. Up to ...
The theory of computability, or basic recursive function theory as it is often called, is usually m...
AbstractThe basic motivation behind this work is to tie together various computational complexity cl...
AbstractThe theory of computability, or basic recursive function theory as it is often called, is us...
We present applicative theories of words corresponding to weak, and especially logarithmic, complexi...
AbstractIn previous work the author has introduced a lambda calculus SLR with modal and linear types...
We investigate the computing power of function algebras defined by means of unbounded recursion on n...
AbstractWe investigate the computing power of function algebras defined by means of unbounded recurs...
AbstractThe functions of computable analysis are defined by enhancing normal Turing machines to deal...
Abstract. More than beingjust a tool for expressingalgorithms, a welldesigned programming language a...
AbstractThe functions of Computable Analysis are defined by enhancing the capacities of normal Turin...
Recently, using a limit schema, we presented an analog and machine independent algebraic characteriz...
AbstractAn arithmetical system is presented with the property that from every proof a realizing term...
International audienceRecursive analysis was introduced by A. Turing [1936], A. Grzegorczyk [1955], ...
AbstractIt is shown how to restrict recursion on notation in all finite types so as to characterize ...
International audiencePrimitive recursion can be defined on words instead of natural numbers. Up to ...
The theory of computability, or basic recursive function theory as it is often called, is usually m...
AbstractThe basic motivation behind this work is to tie together various computational complexity cl...
AbstractThe theory of computability, or basic recursive function theory as it is often called, is us...
We present applicative theories of words corresponding to weak, and especially logarithmic, complexi...
AbstractIn previous work the author has introduced a lambda calculus SLR with modal and linear types...