
TL;DR
This paper explores specific fragments of arithmetic within the linear time hierarchy, defining new classes and proving their properties and relationships, with implications for complexity theory and foundational questions.
Contribution
It introduces new syntactic classes of arithmetic, defines associated arithmetics, and establishes their relationships and definability properties, advancing understanding of the linear time hierarchy.
Findings
Defined new classes $reve{S}^{i}_{1}$, $TLS^i_1$, $TSC^i_1$ within arithmetic.
Proved inclusion relations among these classes and their definability properties.
Established independence results related to complexity class separations.
Abstract
We identify fragments of the arithmetic that enjoy nice closure properties and have exact characterization of their definable multifunctions. To do this, in the language of , , starting from the formula classes, , which ignore sharply bounded quantifiers when determining quantifier alternations, we define new syntactic classes by counting bounded existential sharply bounded universal quantifiers blocks. Using these, we define arithmetics: , and . consists of open axioms for the language symbols and length induction for one of our new classes, . and are defined using axioms related to dependent choice sequences for formulas from two other classes within . We prove for that $$TLS^i_1 \subseteq TSC^i_1 \subseteq…
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