Dobrinen–Simpson conjecture on high degrees and almost everywhere domination
Dobrinen–Simpson conjecture on high degrees and almost everywhere domination
Let be a set of natural numbers, let denote its Turing jump, and let denote the second Turing jump of the computable degree. A set is almost everywhere dominating when it has the almost-everywhere domination property discussed in the paper. Dobrinen–Simpson conjecture.
This conjecture asks whether highness is equivalent to almost everywhere domination. The surrounding text states that the reverse implication and the question of whether every high degree is almost everywhere dominating were not settled there; its resolution is therefore not established by the supplied source.
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Stephen Binns, Bjørn Kjos-Hanssen, Manuel Lerman and Reed Solomon, “On a conjecture of Dobrinen and Simpson concerning almost everywhere domination”, arXiv:1408.2282 (2014).
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