[#P12867] Effectively closed classes with computable maximal almost disjoint members
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Problem. Is there an effectively closed ($\Pi^0_1$) class $C\subseteq 2^{\mathbb N}$ such that its computable members form an infinite maximal almost disjoint family among the computable subsets of $\mathbb N$? Each member of that family must be infinite, distinct members have finite intersection, and every infinite computable subset of $\mathbb N$ must have infinite intersection with some computable member of $C$.
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“Effectively closed classes with computable maximal almost disjoint members.” TheoremDB. P12867. Problem statement; statement identity tdbc1:b1d82693942f66bb843d399018e2d9003594a0820132f810df0e1e9112a648e5; statement text SHA-256 546e99662bf6bd96f5cb12c0fcfd44109791c961acc26b50f492747ad0542c6c. https://theoremdb.org/statement/?ref=P12867
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