3 research outputs found
A lemma on a total function defined over the Baker-Gill-Solovay set of polynomial Turing machines
If we establish that the counterexample function for P=NP, if total,
overtakes all total recursive functions when extended over all Turing machines,
then what happens to the same counterexample function when defined over the
so-called Baker-Gill-Solovay (BGS) set of poly machines? We state and prove
here a lemma that tries to answer this query.Comment: LaTe
On a total function which overtakes all total recursive functions
This paper discusses a function that is frequently presented as a simile or
look-alike of the so-called ``counterexample function to P=NP,'' that is, the
function that collects all first instances of a problem in NP where a poly
machine incorrectly `guesses' about the instance. We state and give in full
detail a crucial result on the computation of Goedel numbers for some families
of poly machines.Comment: LaTe
On the consistency of with fragments of ZFC whose own consistency strength can be measured by an ordinal assignment
We formulate the hypothesis in the case of the satisfiability problem
as a sentence, out of which we can construct a partial recursive
function so that is total if and only if . We
then show that if is total, then it isn't --provably
total (where is a fragment of ZFC that adequately extends PA and
whose consistency is of ordinal order). Follows that the negation of ,
that is, , is consistent with those .Comment: LaTeX, 19 pages, no figure