Recursive enumerability refers to a property of a set where the elements of the set can be listed or enumerated by a recursive (or Turing-computable) process, meaning that there exists an algorithm that can generate the elements of the set, potentially running indefinitely without providing a guarantee of termination. This concept connects with various fundamental areas, such as the classification of languages in formal language theory and the relationship between decidable and undecidable problems.
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