Comparisons between some generalizations of recursion theory

Carl E. Gordon

Compositio Mathematica (1970)

  • Volume: 22, Issue: 3, page 333-346
  • ISSN: 0010-437X

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Gordon, Carl E.. "Comparisons between some generalizations of recursion theory." Compositio Mathematica 22.3 (1970): 333-346. <http://eudml.org/doc/89063>.

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References

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  1. C. Gordon [G] A comparison of abstract computability theories, Doctoral Dissertation, University of California at Los Angeles (1968). 
  2. S. Kripke [K] Transfinite recursions on admissible ordinals. I, II (abstracts), J. Symb. Logic, 29 (1964), 162. 
  3. R. Montague [RM] Recursion theory as a branch of model theory, Proc. of the third international congr. on Logic, Methodology and the Philos. of Sc., 1967, Amsterdam, 1968, 63-86. Zbl0247.02040MR272624
  4. Y.N. Moschovakis [YNM] Abstract first order computability. I, II, . Trans. Amer. Math. Soc.138 (1969), 427-464. Zbl0218.02038MR244045
  5. R. Platek [P] Foundations of recursion theory, Doctoral Dissertation and supplement. Stanford University (1966). 

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