The universal Lachlan semilattice without the greatest element
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Abstract
We deal with some upper semilattices of m-degrees and of numberings of finite families. It is proved that the semilattice of all c.e. m-degrees, from which the greatest element is removed, is isomorphic to the semilattice of simple m-degrees, the semilattice of hypersimple m-degrees, and the semilattice of Σ 2 0 -computable numberings of a finite family of Σ 2 0 -sets, which contains more than one element and does not contain elements that are comparable w.r.t. inclusion.
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upper semilattice distributive semilattice m-degree numbering Rogers semilattice Lachlan semilatticePreview
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