Acta Mathematica · 1969 · 65 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraCombinatoricsNumber TheoryAbstract AlgebraAlgebraic CombinatoricsCombinatorial EnumerationEnumerative CombinatoricsGroup TheoryRecursion TheoryRecursive EnumerabilityRecursively Enumerable Sets
The principal result obtained is the theorem that for every recursively enumerable degree of unsolvability, there exists a finitely presented group whese conjugacy problem has that degree. (Parts I, II, III and IV.) In Part V this result is generalised to the theorem that certain complexes of recursively enumerable degrees of unsolvability may be obtained as the degrees of a complex of problems concerning conjugacy in a finitely presented group.
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William W. Boone · Annals of Mathematics · 1959 · 267 citations
Recursive Unsolvability of Group Theoretic Problems
Michael O. Rabin · Annals of Mathematics · 1958 · 254 citations
J. L. Britton · Annals of Mathematics · 1963 · 115 citations