A solution to the problem of B. V. Rao on Borel structures
Jakub Jasiński (1987)
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Jakub Jasiński (1987)
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Helge Elbrond Jensen (1982)
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Wolfgang Hein (1981)
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K. Musiał (1973)
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Leslie J. Bunce (1982)
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B. V. Rao (1971)
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B. V. Rao (1970)
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Greg Hjorth, Alexander S. Kechris (2001)
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Let E₀ be the Vitali equivalence relation and E₃ the product of countably many copies of E₀. Two new dichotomy theorems for Borel equivalence relations are proved. First, for any Borel equivalence relation E that is (Borel) reducible to E₃, either E is reducible to E₀ or else E₃ is reducible to E. Second, if E is a Borel equivalence relation induced by a Borel action of a closed subgroup of the infinite symmetric group that admits an invariant metric, then either E is reducible...
Sudarshan K. Sehgal (1967)
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Ronald S. Irving, Lance W. Small (1980)
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Steffen König (1995)
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Verónica Becher, Pablo Ariel Heiber, Theodore A. Slaman (2014)
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We show that the set of absolutely normal numbers is Π⁰₃-complete in the Borel hierarchy of subsets of real numbers. Similarly, the set of absolutely normal numbers is Π⁰₃-complete in the effective Borel hierarchy.
Alessandro Andretta, Donald A. Martin (2003)
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Two sets of reals are Borel equivalent if one is the Borel pre-image of the other, and a Borel-Wadge degree is a collection of pairwise Borel equivalent subsets of ℝ. In this note we investigate the structure of Borel-Wadge degrees under the assumption of the Axiom of Determinacy.
Benjamin D. Miller (2007)
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Answering a question of Kłopotowski, Nadkarni, Sarbadhikari, and Srivastava, we characterize the Borel sets S ⊆ X × Y with the property that every Borel function f: S → ℂ is of the form f(x,y) = u(x) + v(y), where u: X → ℂ and v: Y → ℂ are Borel.