The study of recursively invariant properties of sets of integers was initiated, in large part, in the 1944paper of POST [l]. Various notions of reducibility, redefined below, are introduced in that paper ; and a set is called complete with respect to a given reducibility if (i) it is recursively en
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Hereditary sets and tabular reducibility
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- 1972
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- English
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We distinguish self-reducibility of a language L with the question of whether search reduces to decision for L. Results include: (i) If NE{E, then there exists a set L in NP&P such that search reduces to decision for L, search does not nonadaptively reduce to decision for L and L is not self-reducib