Bridging Computational Notions of Depth: How We Studied the Relationship | HackerNoon
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Bennett established several fundamental facts about strongly deep sequences, namely that the halting set K is strongly deep, that no computable sequence and no Martin-L¨of random sequence is strongly deep, and that strong depth is closed upwards under truth-table reducibility (a result he referred to as the slow growth law).
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