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comment Proof that an inverse of a possibly noncomputable function is possibly not decidable
About the first one: that's just what I meant, it's finite in either case (it doesn't depend on f's definition).
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comment Proof that an inverse of a possibly noncomputable function is possibly not decidable
Yes, that was me. Well, I guess the answer(that f^-1 could just give me anything) just seemed a bit too "obvious" to me :) Thanks anyways.
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