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Theory of computation / Computability theory / Functions and mappings / Recursion / Function / Computable number / Compact space / Subspace topology / Sierpiński space / Topology / Mathematics / General topology
Date: 2009-02-12 12:33:09
Theory of computation
Computability theory
Functions and mappings
Recursion
Function
Computable number
Compact space
Subspace topology
Sierpiński space
Topology
Mathematics
General topology

Computable Real Analysis without Set Theory or Turing Machines Paul Taylor Department of Computer Science University of Manchester UK EPSRC GR/S58522

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