Abstract:Key wordsRegressive isol, hyper-torre isol, hereditarily odd-even isol.
MSC (2000) 03D50In this paper we present a contribution to a classical result of E. Ellentuck in the theory of regressive isols. E. Ellentuck introduced the concept of a hyper-torre isol, established their existence for regressive isols, and then proved that associated with these isols a special kind of semi-ring of isols is a model of the true universal-recursive statements of arithmetic. This result took on an added significance when it … Show more
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