Transactions of the AMS. Year 1969. Volume 144. Number 00.


Uniformly reflexive structures: On the nature of g\"odelizations and relative computability
Eric G. Wagner
1-41

Abstract: In this paper we present an axiomatic theory within which much of the theory of computability can be developed in an abstract manner. The paper is based on the axiomatically defined concept of a Uniformly Reflexive Structure (U.R.S.). The axioms are chosen so as to capture what we view to be the essential properties of a ``gödelization'' of a set of functions on arbitrary infinite domain. It can be shown that (with a ``standard gödelization") both the partial recursive functions and the meta-recursive functions satisfy the axioms of U.R.S. In the first part of this paper, we define U.R.S. and develop the basic working theorems of the subject (e.g., analogues of the Kleene recursion theorems). The greater part of the paper is concerned with applying these basic results to (1) investigating the properties of gödelizations, and (2) developing an intrinsic theory of relative computability. The notion of relative computability which we develop is equivalent to Turing reducibility when applied to the partial recursive functions. Applied to appropriate U.R.S. on arbitrary domains, it provides an upper-semi-lattice ordering on the set of all functions (both total and partial) on that domain.


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Smooth homology spheres and their fundamental groups
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67-72


Local and global subordination theorems for vector-valued analytic functions
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73-76


Two notes on recursive functions and regressive isols
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77-94


Moduli for special Riemann surfaces of genus $2$
John Schiller
95-113


On the closure of the bicyclic semigroup
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115-126


Nonsingular sections to Euclidean bundles
Kenneth C. Millett
127-143


Deceptive convergence of Fourier series on ${\rm SU}(2)$
R. A. Mayer
145-172


The Hauptvermutung for $3$-complexes
Edward M. Brown
173-196


Oscillation and nonoscillation of solutions of second order linear differential equations with integrable coefficients
James S. W. Wong
197-215


Lie algebras of characteristic $2$
Ronald C. Hamelink
217-233


\v Ceby\v sev sets in Hilbert space
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235-240


Bounded analytic functions on domains of infinite connectivity
Lawrence Zalcman
241-269


The dual Poisson-Laguerre transform
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271-300


Chain conditions in the distributive free product of lattices
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301-312


Univalent functions with univalent derivatives. II
S. M. Shah; S. Y. Trimble
313-320


The Poisson kernels and the Cauchy problem for elliptic equations with analytic coefficients
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321-331


The spectrum of an operator on an interpolation space
James D. Stafney
333-349


Topologically stationary locally compact groups and amenability
James C. S. Wong
351-363


Heegaard splittings and splitting homomorphisms
William Jaco
365-379


Two subspaces
P. R. Halmos
381-389


Building Cartesian products of surfaces with $[0,\,1]$
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391-425


Families of valuations and semigroups of fractionary ideal classes.
Elbert M. Pirtle
427-439


Homotopy invariants in differential geometry. I
Tadashi Nagano
441-455


Induced and produced representations of Lie algebras
Robert J. Blattner
457-474


The cohomology of transitive filtered modules. I. The first cohomology group
Charles Freifeld
475-491


Systems of singular integral operators on spheres
Daniel A. Levine
493-522


The motion of a large particle
Richard Holley
523-534


The automorphism group of a homogeneous almost complex manifold
Joseph A. Wolf
535-543


On the nullity and enclosure genus of wild knots
James M. McPherson
545-555


Coherent sheaves on bordered Riemann surfaces
Martin Jurchescu
557-563


Correction and addendum to: ``On algebras of finite representation type''
Spencer E. Dickson
565-568


Addendum to: ``On some algebraic properties of the Bessel polynomials''
Emil Grosswald
569-570


Correction to: ``Orthogonal representations of algebraic groups''
Frank Grosshans
571