Talk:Reduction (recursion theory)

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[edit] "Bounded reducibilities"

This article uses "bounded reducibility" to refer to a reduction which has a finite constant bound on the number of oracle queries. Soare (at least in his forthcoming book) uses "bounded Turing" to mean a Turing reduction with computably bounded use - i.e., synonymously with wtt reduction. A Google search returns, in addition to this article, some complexity theory papers talking about specific computable use bounds (eg polytime), one reference to a constant number of queries bound, and a few references to computably bounded use. Any proposed resolutions to the collision? skeptical scientist (talk) 14:30, 10 June 2007 (UTC)