Abstract
Gurevich (1988) conjectured that there is no logic for or for . For the latter complexity class, he also showed that the existence of a logic would imply that has a complete problem under polynomial time reductions. We show that there is an oracle with respect to which does have a logic and . We also show that a logic for follows from the existence of a complete problem and a further assumption about canonical labelling. For intersection classes higher in the polynomial hierarchy, the existence of a logic is equivalent to the existence of complete problems.
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