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Annabel Meyer

University of St. Thomas, Minnesota
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  • University of St. Thomas, Minnesota
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Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States of America
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    Information- theoretic characterizations of recursive infinite strings
    Loveland and Meyer have studied necessary and sufficient conditions for an infinite binary string x to be recursive in terms of the programsize complexity relative to n of its n-bit prefixes xn. Meyer has shown that x is recursive iff ∃c, ∀n, K(xn/n) ≤ c, and Loveland has shown that this is false if one merely stipulates that K(xn/n) ≤ c for infinitely..
    Logic and Philosophy of LogicMathematical Logic
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