Index sets for computable differential equations

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 50 (4-5):329-344 (2004)
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Abstract

Index sets are used to measure the complexity of properties associated with the differentiability of real functions and the existence of solutions to certain classic differential equations. The new notion of a locally computable real function is introduced and provides several examples of Σ04 complete sets

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