
AbstractA formulation of naïve set theory is given in Lafont’s Soft Linear Logic, a logic with polynomial time cut-elimination. We demonstrate that the provably total functions of this set theory are precisely the PTIME functions. A novelty of this approach is the representation of the unary/binary natural numbers by two distinct sets (the safe naturals and the soft naturals).
Computational Theory and Mathematics, Logic, Software, Theoretical Computer Science
Computational Theory and Mathematics, Logic, Software, Theoretical Computer Science
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