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Vestnik TVGU. Seriya: Prikladnaya Matematika [Herald of Tver State University. Series: Applied Mathematics], 2008, Issue 9, Pages 39–51 (Mi vtpmk374)  

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Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science

The solvability of the theory $ T_f = \ Th (\ omega, 0, 1, <, +, f (x), F (x)) $

A. S. Snyatkov

Tver State University, Tver
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Abstract: In the paper we generalize the result which was established in our previous article. We demonstrate the theory $T_f=\ Th(\omega, 0, 1, <, +, f(x), F(x))$ is decidable and every formula is equivalent to an existential one, if $f$ is an effectively addition-connected function, and $F$ is the effectively periodic hyperfunction for $f$.
Keywords: Semenov's arithmetic, hyperfunction, effectively periodic hyperfunction, addition-connected function.
Funding agency Grant number
Russian Foundation for Basic Research 08-01-00241
Received: 14.04.2008
Revised: 30.05.2008
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Document Type: Article
UDC: 510.665
Language: Russian
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