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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2019 / ii / Paper 3 / 12H / d

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For each x, let h(x) be an effectively obtained index of the partial function
y⟼{0,undefined,​y<x2,y≥x2.​
(1)
The existence of the total computable index transformation h follows from the S-m-n theorem. By the recursion theorem, some m satisfies fm,1​≃fh(m),1​. Therefore its domain is
Wm​={0,1,…,m2−1},
(2)
and hence
∣Wm​∣=m2.​
(3)

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