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  1. Polynomially Bounded Recursive Realizability.Saeed Salehi - 2005 - Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 46 (4):407-417.
    A polynomially bounded recursive realizability, in which the recursive functions used in Kleene's realizability are restricted to polynomially bounded functions, is introduced. It is used to show that provably total functions of Ruitenburg's Basic Arithmetic are polynomially bounded (primitive) recursive functions. This sharpens our earlier result where those functions were proved to be primitive recursive. Also a polynomially bounded schema of Church's Thesis is shown to be polynomially bounded realizable. So the schema is consistent with Basic Arithmetic, whereas it is (...)
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  • Strictly Primitive Recursive Realizability, II. Completeness with Respect to Iterated Reflection and a Primitive Recursive $\omega$ -Rule.Zlatan Damnjanovic - 1998 - Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 39 (3):363-388.
    The notion of strictly primitive recursive realizability is further investigated, and the realizable prenex sentences, which coincide with primitive recursive truths of classical arithmetic, are characterized as precisely those provable in transfinite progressions over a fragment of intuitionistic arithmetic. The progressions are based on uniform reflection principles of bounded complexity iterated along initial segments of a primitive recursively formulated system of notations for constructive ordinals. A semiformal system closed under a primitive recursively restricted -rule is described and proved equivalent to (...)
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  • Elementary Functions and LOOP Programs.Zlatan Damnjanovic - 1994 - Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 35 (4):496-522.
    We study a hierarchy of Kalmàr elementary functions on integers based on a classification of LOOP programs of limited complexity, namely those in which the depth of nestings of LOOP commands does not exceed two. It is proved that -place functions in can be enumerated by a single function in , and that the resulting hierarchy of elementary predicates (i.e., functions with 0,1-values) is proper in that there are predicates that are not in . Along the way the rudimentary predicates (...)
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