
handle: 11245/1.153418
AbstractThis note investigates the class of finite initial segments of the cumulative hierarchy of pure sets. We show that this class is first‐order definable over the class of finite directed graphs and that this class admits a first‐order definable global linear order. We apply this last result to show that FO(<, BIT) = FO(BIT).
descriptive complexity theory, Complexity of computation (including implicit computational complexity), finite initial segments of the cumulative hierarchy of pure sets, finite rank, Model theory of finite structures, first-order definability, finite directed graphs
descriptive complexity theory, Complexity of computation (including implicit computational complexity), finite initial segments of the cumulative hierarchy of pure sets, finite rank, Model theory of finite structures, first-order definability, finite directed graphs
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