AbstractThe goal of extending work on relative polynomial time computability from computations relative to sets of natural numbers to computations relative to arbitrary functions of natural numbers is discussed. The principal techniques used to prove that the honest subrecursive classes are a lattice are then used to construct a minimal pair of polynomial degrees with subexponential complexity; that is two sets computable by Turing machines in subexponential time but not in polynomial time are constructed such that any set computable from both in polynomial time can be computed directly in polynomial time
AbstractWe present a relatively simple proof of a result from Homer (1986) showing that if nonrecurs...
In this paper we show that several classes of languages from computational complexity theory, such a...
In this paper, we show that efficient algorithms for some problems that require limited nondetermini...
AbstractThe goal of extending work on relative polynomial time computability from computations relat...
The outcomes of this article are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characteriz...
AbstractIt is shown that no Δ20 set A with A and A both semilow has minimal honest polynomial (hp)-d...
The outcomes of this article are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characterizati...
The outcomes of this paper are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characterizatio...
AbstractA strong connection is established between the structural and the looking back techniques fo...
AbstractWe show that any recursive sequence of recursive sets which is ascending with respect to the...
We define polynomial time computable operator. Our definition generalizes Cook's definition to arbi...
This paper introduces a more restrictive notion of feasibility of functionals on Baire space than th...
AbstractThe polynomial-time hierarchy is that subrecursive analog of the Kleene arithmetical hierarc...
We look at the hypothesis that all honest onto polynomial-time computable functions have a polynomia...
AbstractWe analyze the fine structure of time complexity classes for RAMS, in particular the equival...
AbstractWe present a relatively simple proof of a result from Homer (1986) showing that if nonrecurs...
In this paper we show that several classes of languages from computational complexity theory, such a...
In this paper, we show that efficient algorithms for some problems that require limited nondetermini...
AbstractThe goal of extending work on relative polynomial time computability from computations relat...
The outcomes of this article are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characteriz...
AbstractIt is shown that no Δ20 set A with A and A both semilow has minimal honest polynomial (hp)-d...
The outcomes of this article are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characterizati...
The outcomes of this paper are twofold. Implicit complexity. We provide an implicit characterizatio...
AbstractA strong connection is established between the structural and the looking back techniques fo...
AbstractWe show that any recursive sequence of recursive sets which is ascending with respect to the...
We define polynomial time computable operator. Our definition generalizes Cook's definition to arbi...
This paper introduces a more restrictive notion of feasibility of functionals on Baire space than th...
AbstractThe polynomial-time hierarchy is that subrecursive analog of the Kleene arithmetical hierarc...
We look at the hypothesis that all honest onto polynomial-time computable functions have a polynomia...
AbstractWe analyze the fine structure of time complexity classes for RAMS, in particular the equival...
AbstractWe present a relatively simple proof of a result from Homer (1986) showing that if nonrecurs...
In this paper we show that several classes of languages from computational complexity theory, such a...
In this paper, we show that efficient algorithms for some problems that require limited nondetermini...