| A. S. Troelstra. Note on the fan theorem. The Journal of Symbolic Logic, 39:584--596, 1974. |
....in WE PA (see [8] The schema of quanti er free choice is given by QF AC : 8x A 0 (x; y) 9Y ( A 0 (x; Y x) QF AC : 2T f QF AC g; where A 0 is a quanti er free formula. In the following we use the formal de nition of the binary ( weak ) K onig s lemma as given in [19] (here ; bx; lth(n) refer to the primitive recursive coding of nite sequences from [18] De nition 2.1 (Troelstra(74) WKL: 8f (T (f) 8x (lth(n) x fn = 0) 9b (f(bx) 0) where Tf : 8n ; m (f(n m) 0 0 fn = 0 0) 8n (f(n hxi) 0 0 x 0 1) i.e. T (f) ....
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.... keeping 2) would result in a principle called KL in the context of reverse mathematics which relative to the well known system RCA 0 is equivalent to arithmetical comprehension, whereas RCA 0 WKL is conservative over RCA 0 (see [15] The signi cance of the restriction 2) was pointed out rst in [17], where it is shown that the binary K onig s lemma applied to trees of arbitrary logical complexity implies comprehension of numbers for arbitrary complex predicates. In this paper we study an extension 1 WKL of (QF )WKL to a certain class of formulas 1 which are built up as follows: in front of ....
.... ( less or equal ) by induction on the type: x 1 0 x 2 : x 1 x 2 ; x 1 x 2 : 8y (x 1 y x 2 y) 2) min 0 (x 2 ) min(x 1 ; x 2 ) min (x 2 ) y : min (x 1 y; x 2 y) In the following we will need the de nition of the binary ( weak ) K onig s lemma as given in [17]: De nition 1.2 (Troelstra(74) WKL: 8f (T (f) 8x (lth n = 0 x fn = 0 0) 9b 1 k:18x (f(bx) 0 0) Tf : 8n ; m (f(n m) 0 0 fn = 0 0) 8n (f(n hxi) 0 0 x 0 1) i.e. T (f) asserts that f represents a 0,1 tree) Throughout this paper A 0 ; B 0 ; C 0 ; ....
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Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584-596 (
....functions can be obtained from the initial functions and it by substitution. The schema of quanti er free choice for numbers is given by AC qf : 8x A 0 (x; y) 9f8xA 0 (x; fx) where A 0 is a quanti er free formula. We also consider the binary K onig s lemma as formulated in [27]: WKL : 8f (T (f) 8x (lth(n) 0 x f(n) 0 0) 9b 1 18x (f(bx) 0 0) where b 1 1 : 8n(bn 1) and T (f) 8n (f(n m) 0 f(n) 0) 8n (f(n hxi) 0 x 1) here lth; bx; h i refer to a standard elementary recursive coding of nite sequences of ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584-596 (
.... we de ne the relation : x 1 0 x 2 : x 1 x 2 ; x 1 x 2 : 8y (x 1 y x 2 y) 2) min 0 (x 2 ) min(x 1 ; x 2 ) min (x 2 ) y : min (x 1 y; x 2 y) In the following we will need the de nition of the binary ( weak ) K onig s lemma as given in [38]: De nition 2.2 (Troelstra(74) WKL: 8f (T (f) 8x (lth n = 0 x fn = 0 0) 9b 1 k:18x (f(bx) 0 0) where Tf : 8n ; m (f(n m) 0 0 fn = 0 0) 8n (f(n hxi) 0 0 x 0 1) i.e. T (f) asserts that f represents a 0,1 tree) Throughout this paper A 0 ....
....of n choice for numbers is given by n AC 9y 0 1 A(x; y) 9g 1 18x A(x; gx) where A(x; y) 2 n and may contain arbitrary parameters. Proposition 5. 11 Let T : E PA T n 1 WKL n CA (Likewise for n 1 WKL) Proof: We use the following tree predicate from [38]: A(k) k) lth(k) 1 1 ( k) lth(k) 1 = 0 A(lth(k) 1) k) lth(k) 1 = 1 :A(lth(k) 1) if lth(k) 0 true; otherwise: For A 2 n , A(k) can be written as a n 1 formula (using remark 5.3) By induction on n we can prove in E PA 9f 1 18 n n A(f ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584-596 (1974).
....of infinite 0,1 trees there exists a sequence of infinite branches: Definition 4.24 WKL seq :# 8 : #f 1(0) #k 0 (T (fk) # #x 0 #n 0 (lth n = 0 x # fkn = 0 0) # #b # 1(0) #k 0 , i 0 . 1#k 0 , x 0 (fk( bk)x) 0 0) This formulation of WKL (which is used e.g. in [35] and [30] 31] 32] and in a similar way in the system RCA 0 considered in the context of reverse mathematics with set variables instead of function variables) and WKL seq uses the functional # ## bx = bx which is definable in GnA # i only for n # 3 and causes exponential growth. Since we ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584--596 (1974).
....can be obtained from the initial functions and it by substitution. The schema of quanti er free choice for numbers is given by AC 0;0 qf : 8x 0 9y 0 A 0 (x; y) 9f8xA 0 (x; fx) where A 0 is a quanti er free formula. 4 We also consider the binary K onig s lemma as formulated in [28]: WKL : 8f 1 (T (f) 8x 0 9n 0 (lth(n) 0 x f(n) 0 0) 9b 1 18x 0 (f(bx) 0 0) 3 This means that we allow all the type 2 functionals n from [9] plus a bounded search operator and bounded recursion uniformly in function parameters on the ground type (see [9] 4 ....
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....(f, g) where A# (f, g) expresses in terms of recursion equations that g = #(f ) Notation: For # = # 1 # . # # k # 0, we define 1 # : #x #1 1 . x #k k .1 0 , where 1 0 : S0. In the following we will need the definition of the binary ( weak ) Konig s lemma as given in [18]: Definition 2.1 (Troelstra(74) WKL:# #f 1 # T # (f) # #b # 1 #k.1#x 0 (f(bx) 0 0) # , where T # (f) # # # # #n 0 , m 0 (f(n # m) 0 0 # fn = 0 0) ##n 0 , x 0 (f(n # #x#) 0 0 # x # 0 1) ##x 0 #n 0 (lth n = 0 x # fn = 0 0) i.e. T # (f) asserts that f ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584--596 (1974).
....the relation # # : 8 : x 1 # 0 x 2 :# x 1 # x 2 , x 1 # ## x 2 :# #y # (x 1 y # # x 2 y) 2) min ## (x ## 1 , x ## 2 ) #y # . min # (x 1 y, x 2 y) with min 0 from above. In the following we will need the definition of the binary ( weak ) Konig s lemma as given in [39]: Definition 2.3 (Troelstra(74) WKL:# 8 : #f 1 T (f) # #x 0 #n 0 (lth n = 0 x # fn = 0 0) # #b # 1 #k.1#x 0 (f(bx) 0 0) where Tf :# #n 0 , m 0 (f(n # m) 0 0 # fn = 0 0) # #n 0 , x 0 (f(n # #x#) 0 0 # x # 0 1) i.e. T (f) asserts that f ....
....by # 1,b n AC 0,0 : #x 0 #y # 0 1 A(x, y) # #g # 1 1#x A(x, gx) where A(x, y) # # 1,b n and may contain arbitrary parameters. Proposition 5.9. Let T : E PA # . Then T #n 1 WKL # # 1,b n CA (Likewise for #n 1 WKL) Proof: We use the following tree predicate from [39]: A(k) # 8 : k) lth(k) 1 # 1 # ( k) lth(k) 1 = 0 # A(lth(k) 1) # ( k) lth(k) 1 = 1 # A(lth(k) 1) if lth(k) 0 true, otherwise. For A # # 1,b n , A(k) can be written as a #n 1 formula. By induction on n we can prove in E PA # that ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584--596 (1974).
....arbitrary types allowed) So the system RCA 0 from reverse mathematics (see [18] can be viewed as a subsystem of WE PRA # QF AC 0,0 by indentifying sets X # IN with their characteristic function. In the following we use the formal definition of the binary ( weak ) Konig s lemma as given in [21] (see also [22] here #, bx, lth(n) refer to the primitive recursive coding of finite sequences from [20] Definition 2.2 (Troelstra(74) Tf :# #n 0 , m 0 (f(n # m) 0 0 # fn = 0 0) # #n 0 , x 0 (f(n # #x#) 0 0 # x # 0 1) i.e. T (f) asserts that f represents a binary ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584--596 (1974).
....define the relation # # : 8 : x 1 # 0 x 2 :# x 1 # x 2 , x 1 # ## x 2 :# #y # (x 1 y # # x 2 y) 2) min ## (x ## 1 , x ## 2 ) #y # . min # (x 1 y, x 2 y) with min 0 from above. In the following we will need the definition of the binary ( weak ) Konig s lemma as given in [38]: Definition 2.3 (Troelstra(74) WKL:# #f 1 T (f) # #x 0 #n 0 (lth n = 0 x # fn = 0 0) # #b # 1 #k.1#x 0 (f(bx) 0 0) where Tf :# #n 0 , m 0 (f(n # m) 0 0 # fn = 0 0) # #n 0 , x 0 (f(n # #x#) 0 0 # x # 0 1) i.e. T (f) asserts that f represents a ....
....by # 1,b n AC 0,0 : #x 0 #y # 0 1 A(x, y) # #g # 1 1#x A(x, gx) where A(x, y) # # 1,b n and may contain arbitrary parameters. Proposition 5.9 Let T : E PA # . Then T #n 1 WKL # # 1,b n CA (Likewise for #n 1 WKL) Proof: We use the following tree predicate from [38]: A(k) # 8 : k) lth(k) 1 # 1 # ( k) lth(k) 1 = 0 # A(lth(k) 1) # ( k) lth(k) 1 = 1 # A(lth(k) 1) if lth(k) 0 true, otherwise. For A # # 1,b n , A(k) can be written as a #n 1 formula. By induction on n we can prove in E PA # that ....
Troelstra, A.S., Note on the fan theorem. J. Symbolic Logic 39, pp. 584--596 (1974).
....HA # AC 0,0 LNOS and d HA # AC 0,0 LNOS prove DWKL. Proof: We show the theorem for d HA # AC 0,0 LNOS. Analogously to the proof of the lemma above one verifies that d HA # AC 0,0 allows to reduce DWKL to the usual weak Konig s lemma WKL as defined in [12]: WKL:# #f 1 (T (f) # #x 0 #n 0 (lth(n) x # fn = 0) # #b 1 #x 0 (f(bx) 0) where Tf :# #n 0 , m 0 (f(n # m) 0 0 # fn = 0 0) # #n 0 , x 0 (f(n # #x#) 0 0 # x # 0 1) Consider the formula 3 ( 8 : #x 0 #n # 0 1#k 0(#m # 1k(lth(m) k # ....
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