On Use of an Explicit Congruence Predicate in Bounded Arithmetic
Yoriyuki Yamagata

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new bounded arithmetic system S^2_0E with an explicit existence predicate, demonstrating its properties and consistency, and exploring its interpretative power relative to other systems.
Contribution
The paper defines the system S^2_0E with an explicit existence predicate and proves its consistency within a stronger system, advancing the understanding of bounded arithmetic frameworks.
Findings
S^2_0E can define truthness in _2
Consistency of S^2_0E is provable in S^2_2
Conjecture: S^2_0E + _1-PIND interprets S^2_1
Abstract
We introduce system S^2_0E, a bounded arithmetic corresponding to Buss's S^2_0 with the predicate E which signifies the existence of the value. Then, we show that we can \Sigma^b_2-define truthness of S^2_0 E and therefore we can prove consistency of S^2_0 E in S^2_2. Finally, we conjecture that S^2_0 E + \Sigma^b_1-PIND interprets S^2_1.
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TopicsLogic, programming, and type systems · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge
