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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Chi Tat Chong , Liang YuPublisher: De Gruyter Imprint: De Gruyter Edition: Digital original Volume: 8 Weight: 0.665kg ISBN: 9783110275551ISBN 10: 3110275554 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 30 July 2015 Recommended Age: College Graduate Student Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsPreliminaries 1. Π11-uniformization and Applications to Turing Degrees 2. Rigidity of Hyperdegrees 3. Basis Theorems and Π11-Hyperarithmetic 4. The Jump Operator 5. Independence Results in the Turing Degrees 6. Higher Randomness References IndexReviewsThis book serves two purposes, and does so very well. In Part I, it provides an exposition of the now-classical theory of definability in first-order arithmetic, in the form of the arithmetic hierarchy, and in second-order arithmetic, in the form of effective descriptive set theory. This part would be a good source on which to base a graduate course on this material. In Parts II-IV, by giving a coherent and systematic treatment spanning many modern examples, it illustrates how these classical ideas have evolved into powerful mathematical tools, which is valuable both to newcomers and to experts. Mathematical Reviews This is a very well written book by researchers who contributed with significant results to the field, the treatment is mathematical rigourous, with important open problems, and an up-dated list of references. The book is suited for advanced courses and research. Zentralblatt fur Mathematik This book serves two purposes, and does so very well. In Part I, it provides an exposition of the now-classical theory of definability in first-order arithmetic, in the form of the arithmetic hierarchy, and in second-order arithmetic, in the form of effective descriptive set theory. This part would be a good source on which to base a graduate course on this material. In Parts II-IV, by giving a coherent and systematic treatment spanning many modern examples, it illustrates how these classical ideas have evolved into powerful mathematical tools, which is valuable both to newcomers and to experts. Mathematical Reviews This is a very well written book by researchers who contributed with significant results to the field, the treatment is mathematical rigourous, with important open problems, and an up-dated list of references. The book is suited for advanced courses and research. Zentralblatt f r Mathematik """This book serves two purposes, and does so very well. In Part I, it provides an exposition of the now-classical theory of definability in first-order arithmetic, in the form of the arithmetic hierarchy, and in second-order arithmetic, in the form of effective descriptive set theory. This part would be a good source on which to base a graduate course on this material. In Parts II-IV, by giving a coherent and systematic treatment spanning many modern examples, it illustrates how these classical ideas have evolved into powerful mathematical tools, which is valuable both to newcomers and to experts."" Mathematical Reviews ""This is a very well written book by researchers who contributed with significant results to the field, the treatment is mathematical rigourous, with important open problems, and an up-dated list of references. The book is suited for advanced courses and research."" Zentralblatt für Mathematik" """This book serves two purposes, and does so very well. In Part I, it provides an exposition of the now-classical theory of definability in first-order arithmetic, in the form of the arithmetic hierarchy, and in second-order arithmetic, in the form of effective descriptive set theory. This part would be a good source on which to base a graduate course on this material. In Parts II-IV, by giving a coherent and systematic treatment spanning many modern examples, it illustrates how these classical ideas have evolved into powerful mathematical tools, which is valuable both to newcomers and to experts."" Mathematical Reviews ""This is a very well written book by researchers who contributed with significant results to the field, the treatment is mathematical rigourous, with important open problems, and an up-dated list of references. The book is suited for advanced courses and research."" Zentralblatt f�r Mathematik" Author InformationChi Tat Chong, National University of Singapore; Liang Yu, Nanjing University, Jiangsu, China. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |