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1.11 Complexity Characterizations of Algorithmic Randomness

1.11.1 Algorithmic Discrepancies

We fix some notation for the quantitative discrepancy between a finitary object’s algorithmic entropy and its mass according to some premeasure.

When ρ=ρs\rho = \rho_s, simply write ΔM⁡s\operatorname{\Delta M}_s and ΔP⁡s\operatorname{\Delta P}_s.

1.11.2 Complexity Characterizations of Algorithmic Randomness

It turns out that these algorithmic discrepancies characterize the various ss-dimensional randomness notions defined above.

In light of these characterizations, one may argue on the level of discrete or continuous semimeasures rather than covers in order to effectivize results on Hausdorff dimension.

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