Self-Specifying Machines

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We study the computational power of machines that specify their own acceptance types, and show that they accept exactly the languages that $\manyonesharp$-reduce to NP sets. A natural variant accepts exactly the languages that $\manyonesharp$-reduce to P sets. We show that these two classes coincide if and only if $\psone = \psnnoplusbigohone$, where the latter class denotes the sets acceptable via at most one question to $\sharpp$ followed by at most a constant number of questions to $\np$.
15 pages, to appear in IJFCS

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