The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all in it definable structures. This notion was first introduced by Krajíček in [6]. In the present work we try to characterize and compare the combinatorics of several different prominent structures (reals, complex number, dense linear order, . . . ). We also study the question of algorithmical complexity, i.e. the question how hard it is to check whether a given formula lies in the combinatorics of a given structure. We prove that this question is corecursively enumeratively complete and therefore algorithmicaly undecidable in the case of models of complete theories without strict order property (SOP) and in the case of pseudofinite structures
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...
AbstractThis paper introduces the framework of decomposable combinatorial structures and their trave...
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
Our research deals with several aspects of Definability and Computability on Finite Structures. Amon...
SIGLETIB: RN 7281 (146) / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Technische Informationsbi...
Abstract. We classify the computability-theoretic complexity of two index sets of classes of first-o...
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Descriptive complexity aims to classify properties of finite structures according to the logical res...
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AbstractThis paper introduces the framework of decomposable combinatorial structures and their trave...
On the Computational Complexity and Geometry of the First-Order Theory of the Reals, Part I
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...
AbstractThis paper introduces the framework of decomposable combinatorial structures and their trave...
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
The combinatorics of a first order mathematical structure is the class of all formulas valid in all ...
Our research deals with several aspects of Definability and Computability on Finite Structures. Amon...
SIGLETIB: RN 7281 (146) / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Technische Informationsbi...
Abstract. We classify the computability-theoretic complexity of two index sets of classes of first-o...
AbstractThis paper presents a combinatorial theory of formal power series. The combinatorial interpr...
Abstract. An archetypal problem discussed in computer science is the prob-lem of searching for a giv...
Descriptive complexity aims to classify properties of finite structures according to the logical res...
AbstractIf k is a fixed positive integer, G is a graph with n vertices,υ1, υ2∈G then the property dG...
AbstractThis paper introduces the framework of decomposable combinatorial structures and their trave...
On the Computational Complexity and Geometry of the First-Order Theory of the Reals, Part I
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...
AbstractThis paper introduces the framework of decomposable combinatorial structures and their trave...
Computational combinatorics involves combining pure mathematics, algorithms, and computational resou...