Developing Takeuti-Yasumoto forcing
Satoru Kuroda

TL;DR
This paper reformulates Takeuti-Yasumoto forcing for bounded arithmetic using two-sort methods, linking it to P=NP, and demonstrates its ability to satisfy or falsify dual weak pigeonhole principles.
Contribution
It introduces a new formulation of Takeuti-Yasumoto forcing with two-sort bounded arithmetic and connects it to fundamental complexity and logical principles.
Findings
Generic extensions relate to P=NP problem
Forcing constructions can be expressed as Takeuti-Yasumoto forcing
Dual weak pigeonhole principles can be satisfied or falsified
Abstract
In late 90's G.Takeuti and Y.Yasumoto gave forcing constructions for bounded arithmetic. We will reformulate their constructions using two-sort bounded arithmetic and prove the followings. 1. Generic extensions are related with P=NP problem. 2. J.Krajicek's forcing constructions can be given as Takeuti-Yasumoto forcing. 3. We can either satisfy or falsify the dual weak pigeonhole principles in generic extensions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs · Advanced Algebra and Logic
