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Computer science / Academia / Turing degree / Recursively enumerable set / Mathematical logic / Michael Fellows / Logic / Model theory / John Lane Bell / Computability theory / Theory of computation / Mathematics
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Computer science
Academia
Turing degree
Recursively enumerable set
Mathematical logic
Michael Fellows
Logic
Model theory
John Lane Bell
Computability theory
Theory of computation
Mathematics

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