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Main Authors: Chitaia, Irakli, Ng, Keng Meng, Omanadze, Roland, Sorbi, Andrea
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.00845
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author Chitaia, Irakli
Ng, Keng Meng
Omanadze, Roland
Sorbi, Andrea
author_facet Chitaia, Irakli
Ng, Keng Meng
Omanadze, Roland
Sorbi, Andrea
contents In this article we study the notion of completeness for conjunctive reducibilities. We investigate the relationship between $c$-completeness and $r$-completeness of computably enumerable (c.e.) sets with respect to various strong reducibilities $\le_r$. By using simplicity properties of sets, we prove that there exist c.e. sets that are simultaneously $Q$-complete and $bd$-complete, yet fail to be $c$-complete. Similarly, there exist c.e. sets that are simultaneously $Q$-complete and $bwtt$-complete (respectively, $btt$-complete) but not $c$-complete. Furthermore, we study two restrictions of $c$-reducibility, namely $c_1$- and $c_{1,N}$-reducibility, and show that they are distinct on the c.e. sets. Nevertheless, we prove that the notions of completeness for $c$, $c_1$, and $c_{1,N}$ coincide.
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spellingShingle Conjunctive reducibilities and completeness
Chitaia, Irakli
Ng, Keng Meng
Omanadze, Roland
Sorbi, Andrea
Logic
03D25, 03D30
In this article we study the notion of completeness for conjunctive reducibilities. We investigate the relationship between $c$-completeness and $r$-completeness of computably enumerable (c.e.) sets with respect to various strong reducibilities $\le_r$. By using simplicity properties of sets, we prove that there exist c.e. sets that are simultaneously $Q$-complete and $bd$-complete, yet fail to be $c$-complete. Similarly, there exist c.e. sets that are simultaneously $Q$-complete and $bwtt$-complete (respectively, $btt$-complete) but not $c$-complete. Furthermore, we study two restrictions of $c$-reducibility, namely $c_1$- and $c_{1,N}$-reducibility, and show that they are distinct on the c.e. sets. Nevertheless, we prove that the notions of completeness for $c$, $c_1$, and $c_{1,N}$ coincide.
title Conjunctive reducibilities and completeness
topic Logic
03D25, 03D30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.00845