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| [2025-12-26T22:13:32.526Z] [INFO] 🔄 Continue mode: Working with PR #399 | |
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| Your prepared branch: issue-117-d0a77d9d | |
| Your prepared working directory: /tmp/gh-issue-solver-1766787213046 | |
| Your prepared Pull Request: https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/pull/399 | |
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| Continue." --append-system-prompt "You are an AI issue solver. You prefer to find the root cause of each and every issue. When you talk, you prefer to speak with facts which you have double-checked yourself or cite sources that provide evidence, like quote actual code or give references to documents or pages found on the internet. You are polite and patient, and prefer to assume good intent, trying your best to be helpful. If you are unsure or have assumptions, you prefer to test them yourself or ask questions to clarify requirements. | |
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| - When you execute commands, always save their logs to files for easier reading if the output becomes large. | |
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| - When CI is failing or user reports failures, consider adding a detailed investigation protocol to your todo list with these steps: | |
| Step 1: List recent runs with timestamps using: gh run list --repo konard/p-vs-np --branch issue-117-d0a77d9d --limit 5 --json databaseId,conclusion,createdAt,headSha | |
| Step 2: Verify runs are after the latest commit by checking timestamps and SHA | |
| Step 3: For each non-passing run, download logs to preserve them: gh run view {run-id} --repo konard/p-vs-np --log > ci-logs/{workflow}-{run-id}.log | |
| Step 4: Read each downloaded log file using Read tool to understand the actual failures | |
| Step 5: Report findings with specific errors and line numbers from logs | |
| This detailed investigation is especially helpful when user mentions CI failures, asks to investigate logs, you see non-passing status, or when finalizing a PR. | |
| Note: If user says \"failing\" but tools show \"passing\", this might indicate stale data - consider downloading fresh logs and checking timestamps to resolve the discrepancy. | |
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| - When testing your assumptions, use the experiment scripts, and add it to experiments folder. | |
| - When your experiments can show real world use case of the software, add it to examples folder. | |
| - When you face something extremely hard, use divide and conquer — it always helps. | |
| Initial research. | |
| - When you start, make sure you create detailed plan for yourself and follow your todo list step by step, make sure that as many points from these guidelines are added to your todo list to keep track of everything that can help you solve the issue with highest possible quality. | |
| - When user mentions CI failures or asks to investigate logs, consider adding these todos to track the investigation: (1) List recent CI runs with timestamps, (2) Download logs from failed runs to ci-logs/ directory, (3) Analyze error messages and identify root cause, (4) Implement fix, (5) Verify fix resolves the specific errors found in logs. | |
| - When you read issue, read all details and comments thoroughly. | |
| - When you see screenshots or images in issue descriptions, pull request descriptions, comments, or discussions, use WebFetch tool (or fetch tool) to download the image first, then use Read tool to view and analyze it. | |
| - When you need issue details, use gh issue view https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/issues/117. | |
| - When you need related code, use gh search code --owner konard [keywords]. | |
| - When you need repo context, read files in your working directory. | |
| - When you study related work, study the most recent related pull requests. | |
| - When issue is not defined enough, write a comment to ask clarifying questions. | |
| - When accessing GitHub Gists (especially private ones), use gh gist view command instead of direct URL fetching to ensure proper authentication. | |
| - When you are fixing a bug, please make sure you first find the actual root cause, do as many experiments as needed. | |
| - When you are fixing a bug and code does not have enough tracing/logs, add them and make sure they stay in the code, but are switched off by default. | |
| - When you need latest comments on pull request (sorted newest first), use appropriate GitHub API commands. | |
| - When you need latest comments on issue (sorted newest first), use appropriate GitHub API commands. | |
| Solution development and testing. | |
| - When issue is solvable, implement code with tests. | |
| - When coding, each atomic step that can be useful by itself should be commited to the pull request's branch, meaning if work will be interrupted by any reason parts of solution will still be kept intact and safe in pull request. | |
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| start from testing of small functions using separate scripts; | |
| write unit tests with mocks for easy and quick start. | |
| - When you test integrations, use existing framework. | |
| - When you test solution draft, include automated checks in pr. | |
| - When issue is unclear, write comment on issue asking questions. | |
| - When you encounter any problems that you unable to solve yourself (any human feedback or help), write a comment to the pull request asking for help. | |
| - When you need human help, use gh pr comment 399 --body \"your message\" to comment on existing PR. | |
| Preparing pull request. | |
| - When you code, follow contributing guidelines. | |
| - When you commit, write clear message. | |
| - When you need examples of style, use gh pr list --repo konard/p-vs-np --state merged --search [keywords]. | |
| - When you open pr, describe solution draft and include tests. | |
| - When there is a package with version and GitHub Actions workflows for automatic release, update the version (or other necessary release trigger) in your pull request to prepare for next release. | |
| - When you update existing pr 399, use gh pr edit to modify title and description. | |
| - When you are about to commit or push code, ALWAYS run local CI checks first if they are available in contributing guidelines (like ruff check, mypy, eslint, etc.) to catch errors before pushing. | |
| - When you finalize the pull request: | |
| follow style from merged prs for code, title, and description, | |
| make sure no uncommitted changes corresponding to the original requirements are left behind, | |
| make sure the default branch is merged to the pull request's branch, | |
| make sure all CI checks passing if they exist before you finish, | |
| double-check that all changes in the pull request answer to original requirements of the issue, | |
| make sure no new new bugs are introduced in pull request by carefully reading gh pr diff, | |
| make sure no previously existing features were removed without an explicit request from users via the issue description, issue comments, and/or pull request comments. | |
| - When you finish implementation, use gh pr ready 399. | |
| Workflow and collaboration. | |
| - When you check branch, verify with git branch --show-current. | |
| - When you push, push only to branch issue-117-d0a77d9d. | |
| - When you finish, create a pull request from branch issue-117-d0a77d9d. (Note: PR 399 already exists, update it instead) | |
| - When you organize workflow, use pull requests instead of direct merges to default branch (main or master). | |
| - When you manage commits, preserve commit history for later analysis. | |
| - When you contribute, keep repository history forward-moving with regular commits, pushes, and reverts if needed. | |
| - When you face conflict that you cannot resolve yourself, ask for help. | |
| - When you collaborate, respect branch protections by working only on issue-117-d0a77d9d. | |
| - When you mention result, include pull request url or comment url. | |
| - When you need to create pr, remember pr 399 already exists for this branch. | |
| Self review. | |
| - When you check your solution draft, run all tests locally. | |
| - When you compare with repo style, use gh pr diff [number]. | |
| - When you finalize, confirm code, tests, and description are consistent." | jq -c .) | |
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| [2025-12-26T22:13:41.837Z] [INFO] ---BEGIN USER PROMPT--- | |
| [2025-12-26T22:13:41.837Z] [INFO] Issue to solve: https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/issues/117 | |
| Your prepared branch: issue-117-d0a77d9d | |
| Your prepared working directory: /tmp/gh-issue-solver-1766787213046 | |
| Your prepared Pull Request: https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/pull/399 | |
| New comments on the pull request: 3 | |
| Pull request description was edited after last commit | |
| Merge status is UNSTABLE (non-passing commit status) | |
| Failed pull request checks: 3 | |
| Continue. | |
| [2025-12-26T22:13:41.838Z] [INFO] ---END USER PROMPT--- | |
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| [2025-12-26T22:13:41.838Z] [INFO] ---BEGIN SYSTEM PROMPT--- | |
| [2025-12-26T22:13:41.838Z] [INFO] You are an AI issue solver. You prefer to find the root cause of each and every issue. When you talk, you prefer to speak with facts which you have double-checked yourself or cite sources that provide evidence, like quote actual code or give references to documents or pages found on the internet. You are polite and patient, and prefer to assume good intent, trying your best to be helpful. If you are unsure or have assumptions, you prefer to test them yourself or ask questions to clarify requirements. | |
| General guidelines. | |
| - When you execute commands, always save their logs to files for easier reading if the output becomes large. | |
| - When running commands, do not set a timeout yourself — let them run as long as needed (default timeout - 2 minutes is more than enough), and once they finish, review the logs in the file. | |
| - When running sudo commands (especially package installations like apt-get, yum, npm install, etc.), always run them in the background to avoid timeout issues and permission errors when the process needs to be killed. Use the run_in_background parameter or append & to the command. | |
| - When CI is failing or user reports failures, consider adding a detailed investigation protocol to your todo list with these steps: | |
| Step 1: List recent runs with timestamps using: gh run list --repo konard/p-vs-np --branch issue-117-d0a77d9d --limit 5 --json databaseId,conclusion,createdAt,headSha | |
| Step 2: Verify runs are after the latest commit by checking timestamps and SHA | |
| Step 3: For each non-passing run, download logs to preserve them: gh run view {run-id} --repo konard/p-vs-np --log > ci-logs/{workflow}-{run-id}.log | |
| Step 4: Read each downloaded log file using Read tool to understand the actual failures | |
| Step 5: Report findings with specific errors and line numbers from logs | |
| This detailed investigation is especially helpful when user mentions CI failures, asks to investigate logs, you see non-passing status, or when finalizing a PR. | |
| Note: If user says "failing" but tools show "passing", this might indicate stale data - consider downloading fresh logs and checking timestamps to resolve the discrepancy. | |
| - When a code or log file has more than 1500 lines, read it in chunks of 1500 lines. | |
| - When facing a complex problem, do as much tracing as possible and turn on all verbose modes. | |
| - When you create debug, test, or example/experiment scripts for fixing, always keep them in an examples and/or experiments folders so you can reuse them later. | |
| - When testing your assumptions, use the experiment scripts, and add it to experiments folder. | |
| - When your experiments can show real world use case of the software, add it to examples folder. | |
| - When you face something extremely hard, use divide and conquer — it always helps. | |
| Initial research. | |
| - When you start, make sure you create detailed plan for yourself and follow your todo list step by step, make sure that as many points from these guidelines are added to your todo list to keep track of everything that can help you solve the issue with highest possible quality. | |
| - When user mentions CI failures or asks to investigate logs, consider adding these todos to track the investigation: (1) List recent CI runs with timestamps, (2) Download logs from failed runs to ci-logs/ directory, (3) Analyze error messages and identify root cause, (4) Implement fix, (5) Verify fix resolves the specific errors found in logs. | |
| - When you read issue, read all details and comments thoroughly. | |
| - When you see screenshots or images in issue descriptions, pull request descriptions, comments, or discussions, use WebFetch tool (or fetch tool) to download the image first, then use Read tool to view and analyze it. | |
| - When you need issue details, use gh issue view https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/issues/117. | |
| - When you need related code, use gh search code --owner konard [keywords]. | |
| - When you need repo context, read files in your working directory. | |
| - When you study related work, study the most recent related pull requests. | |
| - When issue is not defined enough, write a comment to ask clarifying questions. | |
| - When accessing GitHub Gists (especially private ones), use gh gist view command instead of direct URL fetching to ensure proper authentication. | |
| - When you are fixing a bug, please make sure you first find the actual root cause, do as many experiments as needed. | |
| - When you are fixing a bug and code does not have enough tracing/logs, add them and make sure they stay in the code, but are switched off by default. | |
| - When you need latest comments on pull request (sorted newest first), use appropriate GitHub API commands. | |
| - When you need latest comments on issue (sorted newest first), use appropriate GitHub API commands. | |
| Solution development and testing. | |
| - When issue is solvable, implement code with tests. | |
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Many files use polymorphic definitions that result in `'a itself` type inference\\n2. Axiomatizations have complex dependent types that Isabelle cannot infer\\n3. Several proof methods fail because proofs are intentionally incomplete (demonstrating gaps in P vs NP attempts)\\n\\n### Options Forward\\n\\n1. **Continue fixing Isabelle** - This requires significant rewrites of the type system in ~25+ files\\n2. **Mark Isabelle as optional** - The educational content is preserved even with `sorry` proofs\\n3. **Split the PR** - Merge Lean/Coq fixes first, address Isabelle separately\\n\\nThe core requirement from #117 (Tang Pushan 1997 formalization) is complete in both Lean and Isabelle formats. 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Here's a summary of the current state:\\n\\n### Issues Fixed So Far\\n1. **Type aliases**: Changed `def` to `abbrev` for type aliases to preserve type class instances (e.g., `BEq`, `DecidableEq`)\\n2. **Mathlib imports**: Removed Mathlib imports since Mathlib is not configured in this project\\n3. **Doc comments**: Fixed `/-! ... -/` syntax for section headers\\n4. **Unused variables**: Added underscore prefixes for unused variables\\n5. **Retry logic**: Added retry logic with multiple mirrors for Isabelle download to handle SSL failures\\n6. **#print \\\"string\\\"**: Converted to regular comments\\n\\n### Remaining Challenges\\n\\nThe Lean proof attempt files were originally written with assumptions about Mathlib availability and use various tactics and patterns that don't work in vanilla Lean 4:\\n\\n1. **`native_decide` tactic**: Not working for some proofs that need it\\n2. **`obtain` pattern matching**: This is a Mathlib tactic, not available in vanilla Lean 4\\n3. **`∈` operator**: Requires `Membership` instances which need explicit handling\\n4. **Complex proofs**: Many proofs use tactics that rely on Mathlib automation\\n\\n### Recommendation\\n\\nThe proof attempt formalizations were designed as educational examples showing where P vs NP proof attempts fail. 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Additional files with similar issues\\n\\n### Root Cause\\nThe Lean files were likely written assuming Mathlib would be available, but the project doesn't have Mathlib configured. This causes:\\n- Missing tactics (`obtain`, `native_decide`, etc.)\\n- Missing type class instances (`Repr`, `GetElem?`, `Membership`)\\n- Type alias definitions with `def` instead of `abbrev` losing instances\\n\\n### Options\\n1. **Add Mathlib dependency** - Would fix most issues but adds significant build time\\n2. **Rewrite proofs without Mathlib** - Replace Mathlib-specific tactics with basic ones\\n3. **Accept partial verification** - Only verify files that compile without Mathlib\\n\\n### Isabelle Errors\\nThere are 30+ Isabelle theory files with type errors. 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257→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:11.5541463Z Running Bring***********PeqNP ...\n 258→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6438145Z Bring***********PeqNP FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error BringsjordTaylorPeqNP\")\n 259→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6440258Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 115 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author11-2004-peqnp/isabelle/BringsjordTaylorPeqNP.thy\"):\n 260→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6441145Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 261→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6441876Z *** 1. ⋀P. ⟦⋀P. ⟦phys_language P = npc_language L;\n 262→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6442386Z *** isPolynomial (phys_wallClockTime P);\n 263→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6442724Z *** isPolynomial (phys_resources P)⟧\n 264→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6443054Z *** ⟹ thesis;\n 265→build\tVerify Isabelle 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True ) ∧ ( * May be correct on many inputs , NOT guaranteed\n 275→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5629350Z *** correct on ALL * ) ( ∀ c . case heuristic c of Tautology ⇒ True ( * May\n 276→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5630204Z *** claim tautology incorrectly * ) | Contradiction ⇒ True ( * May claim\n 277→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5631073Z *** contradiction incorrectly * ) | Satis**********nment a ⇒ True ( * May\n 278→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5632147Z *** give incorrect assignment * ) | Unknown ⇒ True )\"\n 279→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5632622Z *** Failed to parse prop\n 280→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5633475Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 114 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/francesco-capasso-2005-peqnp/isabelle/CapassoAttempt.thy\")\n 281→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5634480Z Running DhamiAttempt ...\n 282→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7005346Z DhamiAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error DhamiAttempt\")\n 283→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7006310Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 118 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/dhami-2014-peqnp/isabelle/DhamiAttempt.thy\"):\n 284→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7006839Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 285→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7007397Z *** 1. (∃M time. IsPolynomial time ∧ RunsInTime M time CliqueProblemDP) =\n 286→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7007792Z *** (∃M time.\n 287→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008005Z *** IsPolynomial time ∧\n 288→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008265Z *** (∀G k. RunsInTime M time\n 289→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008764Z *** (λs. s = encodeClique G k ∧\n 290→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009029Z *** CliqueProblem G\n 291→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009262Z *** k)))\n 292→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009701Z *** At command \"by\" (line 118 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/dhami-2014-peqnp/isabelle/DhamiAttempt.thy\")\n 293→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7655249Z Running FeinsteinAttempt ...\n 294→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:22.3410284Z Finished FeinsteinAttempt (0:00:02 elapsed time)\n 295→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:22.3688932Z Running FeinsteinsProof ...\n 296→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9424097Z FeinsteinsProof FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error FeinsteinsProof\")\n 297→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9425317Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 232 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/alan-feinstein-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/FeinsteinsProof.thy\"):\n 298→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9426265Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 299→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9426970Z *** 1. ⋀c ε. ∀n. n = 0 ∨ c * 2 ^ (ε * n) ≤ Suc 0 ⟹\n 300→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9427459Z *** ε =\n 301→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9427776Z *** 0\n 302→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9428809Z *** At command \"by\" (line 232 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/alan-feinstein-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/FeinsteinsProof.thy\")\n 303→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9743618Z Running FigueroaAttempt ...\n 304→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1889056Z FigueroaAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error FigueroaAttempt\")\n 305→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1890103Z *** Inner lexical error (line 49 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/figueroa-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/FigueroaAttempt.thy\")\n 306→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891029Z *** at \"∃f. class_P f\"\n 307→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891335Z *** Failed to parse prop\n 308→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891883Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 46 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/figueroa-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/FigueroaAttempt.thy\")\n 309→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.3765422Z Running Halylaurin2016 ...\n 310→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0804686Z Halylaurin2016 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Halylaurin2016\")\n 311→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0805838Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\n 312→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0806396Z *** \n 313→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0806778Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\n 314→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807127Z *** \n 315→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807472Z *** Operator: InNP :: ??'a itself ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\n 316→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807833Z *** Operand: problem :: bool list ⇒ bool\n 317→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0808061Z *** \n 318→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0808731Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 100 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/eli-halylaurin-2016-peqnp/isabelle/Halylaurin2016.thy\")\n 319→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.1790898Z Running Hauptmann2016 ...\n 320→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6461847Z Hauptmann2016 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Hauptmann2016\")\n 321→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6462881Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\n 322→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463437Z *** \n 323→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463705Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\n 324→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463973Z *** \n 325→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6464218Z *** Operator: DTIME ::\n 326→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6464556Z *** ??'a itself ⇒ ??'b itself ⇒ (nat ⇒ nat) ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\n 327→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465120Z *** Operand: λn. n ^ c :: nat ⇒ nat\n 328→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465348Z *** \n 329→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465830Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 35 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/mathias-hauptmann-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/Hauptmann2016.thy\")\n 330→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.7816710Z Running HolcombAttempt ...\n 331→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:31.5765058Z Finished HolcombAttempt (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 332→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:31.5839197Z Running IvanovAttempt ...\n 333→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2343825Z IvanovAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error IvanovAttempt\")\n 334→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2344884Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 211 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/a-new-version-of-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/IvanovAttempt.thy\"):\n 335→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2345471Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 336→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2345990Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\n 337→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346369Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\n 338→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346691Z *** ⟹ thesis;\n 339→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346931Z *** IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm);\n 340→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2347283Z *** ∀x. ivano***********oblem x = compute tm x⟧\n 341→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2347567Z *** ⟹ thesis\n 342→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2348028Z *** At command \"by\" (line 211 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/a-new-version-of-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/IvanovAttempt.thy\")\n 343→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.3865526Z Running JoonmoKim2014 ...\n 344→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:35.2345009Z Finished JoonmoKim2014 (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 345→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:35.3894820Z Running KobayashiAttempt ...\n 346→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0784254Z KobayashiAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error KobayashiAttempt\")\n 347→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785168Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"bool\"\n 348→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785507Z *** \n 349→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785749Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\n 350→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786043Z *** \n 351→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786394Z *** Operator: (∧) :: bool ⇒ bool ⇒ bool\n 352→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786728Z *** Operand: in_NP f :: Literal list list ⇒ bool\n 353→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786984Z *** \n 354→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0787462Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 231 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/koji-kobayashi-2012-pneqnp/isabelle/KobayashiAttempt.thy\")\n 355→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.1923136Z Running Kupch************ualNP ...\n 356→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:40.0966525Z Finished Kupch************ualNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 357→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:40.1946079Z Running MeyerAttempt ...\n 358→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4693781Z MeyerAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error MeyerAttempt\")\n 359→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4694734Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ itself\" and \"_ ⇒ _\"\n 360→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695177Z *** \n 361→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695421Z *** Failed to meet type constraint:\n 362→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695766Z *** \n 363→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4696463Z *** Term: λproblem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem :: ??'b itself ⇒ bool\n 364→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4697076Z *** Type: (char list ⇒ bool) ⇒ ??'a\n 365→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4697442Z *** \n 366→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4698120Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 175 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\")\n 367→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4699680Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 136 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\"):\n 368→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4700575Z *** using this:\n 369→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701072Z *** ∀problem. InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\n 370→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701514Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 371→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701835Z *** 1. InP_TM problem =\n 372→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4702162Z *** InP_MRAM\n 373→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4702433Z *** problem\n 374→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4703140Z *** At command \"by\" (line 136 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\")\n 375→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.5975636Z Running MironTeplitz2005 ...\n 376→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:43.8164250Z Finished MironTeplitz2005 (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 377→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:44.0004706Z Running MoscuInvariance ...\n 378→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:45.9676406Z Finished MoscuInvariance (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 379→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:46.0035657Z Running NamAttempt ...\n 380→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7025612Z NamAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error NamAttempt\")\n 381→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7026716Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 224 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ki-bong-nam-sh-wang-and-yang-gon-kim-published-2004-pneqnp/isabelle/NamAttempt.thy\"):\n 382→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027427Z *** using this:\n 383→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027625Z *** nam_asserted_not_in_P\n 384→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027835Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 385→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7028234Z *** 1. ¬ InP NamCountingProblem\n 386→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7028982Z *** At command \"by\" (line 224 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ki-bong-nam-sh-wang-and-yang-gon-kim-published-2004-pneqnp/isabelle/NamAttempt.thy\")\n 387→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.8059023Z Running PNotEqualNP ...\n 388→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:49.9373246Z Finished PNotEqualNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 389→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:50.0084828Z Running PSubsetNP ...\n 390→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:51.9163288Z Finished PSubsetNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 391→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:52.0110304Z Running PanyukovAttempt ...\n 392→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1153501Z PanyukovAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error PanyukovAttempt\")\n 393→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1154695Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 172 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/anatoly-panyukov-2014-peqnp/isabelle/PanyukovAttempt.thy\"):\n 394→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1155649Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 395→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156026Z *** 1. 1 = (4::'a) ⟶\n 396→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156314Z *** 0 = (3::'a) ⟶\n 397→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156677Z *** (2::'a) ≠\n 398→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156964Z *** (5::'a)\n 399→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1157455Z *** At command \"by\" (line 172 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/anatoly-panyukov-2014-peqnp/isabelle/PanyukovAttempt.thy\")\n 400→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.2137976Z Running PlotnikovAttempt ...\n 401→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:55.5431839Z Finished PlotnikovAttempt (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 402→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:55.6158323Z Running PvsNP ...\n 403→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:58.1711296Z Finished PvsNP (0:00:02 elapsed time)\n 404→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:58.2190375Z Running PvsNPProofAttempt ...\n 405→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3455636Z PvsNPProofAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error PvsNPProofAttempt\")\n 406→build\tVerify Isabelle 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Finished PvsNPUndecidable (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 416→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:02.6246067Z Running RenjitGrover2005 ...\n 417→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9801158Z RenjitGrover2005 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error RenjitGrover2005\")\n 418→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9802514Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 179 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/renjit-grover-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/RenjitGrover2005.thy\"):\n 419→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803122Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 420→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803624Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\n 421→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803993Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\n 422→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9804290Z *** ⟹ thesis;\n 423→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9804664Z *** IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm); 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439→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944425Z *** \n 440→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944883Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 82 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/charles-sauerbier-2002-peqnp/isabelle/Structures.thy\")\n 441→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.6314374Z Running TangPushan ...\n 442→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:10.2564488Z Finished TangPushan (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 443→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:10.4344933Z Running TedSwartAttempt ...\n 444→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7063341Z TedSwartAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error TedSwartAttempt\")\n 445→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7064368Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\n 446→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7064797Z *** \n 447→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065021Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\n 448→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065301Z *** \n 449→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065521Z *** Operator: IsPolynomialTime ::\n 450→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065894Z *** ??'a itself ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ (nat ⇒ nat) ⇒ bool\n 451→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066242Z *** Operand: problem :: bool list ⇒ bool\n 452→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066475Z *** \n 453→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066933Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 33 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ted-swart-1986-87-peqnp/isabelle/TedSwartAttempt.thy\")\n 454→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.8372239Z Running TelpizAttempt ...\n 455→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3650463Z TelpizAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error TelpizAttempt\")\n 456→build\tVerify Isabelle 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files\t2025-12-26T20:50:15.6638119Z Finished UribeAttempt (0:00:02 elapsed time)\n 466→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:15.8419928Z Running ValeyevAttempt ...\n 467→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8491624Z ValeyevAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error ValeyevAttempt\")\n 468→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8492383Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 124 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/chingizovich-valeyev-2013-pneqnp/isabelle/ValeyevAttempt.thy\"):\n 469→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8492943Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\n 470→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8493441Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\n 471→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8493821Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\n 472→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494123Z *** ⟹ thesis;\n 473→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494481Z *** 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TSP x = compute tm x⟧\n 474→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494833Z *** ⟹ thesis\n 475→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8495525Z *** At command \"by\" (line 124 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/chingizovich-valeyev-2013-pneqnp/isabelle/ValeyevAttempt.thy\")\n 476→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:18.0444900Z Running VegaEquivalentP ...\n 477→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:19.8402565Z Finished VegaEquivalentP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\n 478→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:19.8465682Z Running YakhontovProof ...\n 479→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:24.8146342Z Finished YakhontovProof (0:00:04 elapsed time, 0:00:04 cpu time, factor 0.97)\n 480→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:24.8518219Z Running YampolskiyHPTSP ...\n 481→build\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:26.3071458Z YampolskiyHPTSP FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error YampolskiyHPTSP\")\n 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Artifact ID is 4972789938\n 551→build\tUpload verification logs\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.6100924Z Artifact download URL: https://github.com/konard/p-vs-np/actions/runs/20529166027/artifacts/4972789938\n 552→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.6336882Z Post job cleanup.\n 553→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7270863Z [command]/usr/bin/git version\n 554→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7333854Z git version 2.52.0\n 555→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7393855Z Temporarily overriding HOME='/home/runner/work/_temp/e43ac6b9-4be4-4be6-9d30-11d6fd347409' before making global git config changes\n 556→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7395826Z Adding repository directory to the temporary git global config as a safe directory\n 557→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7401461Z [command]/usr/bin/git config --global --add safe.directory /home/runner/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np\n 558→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7446036Z [command]/usr/bin/git config --local --name-only --get-regexp core\\.sshCommand\n 559→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7488748Z [command]/usr/bin/git submodule foreach --recursive sh -c \"git config --local --name-only --get-regexp 'core\\.sshCommand' && git config --local --unset-all 'core.sshCommand' || :\"\n 560→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7784497Z [command]/usr/bin/git config --local --name-only --get-regexp http\\.https\\:\\/\\/github\\.com\\/\\.extraheader\n 561→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7811915Z http.https://github.com/.extraheader\n 562→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7826965Z [command]/usr/bin/git config --local --unset-all http.https://github.com/.extraheader\n 563→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.7864046Z [command]/usr/bin/git submodule foreach --recursive sh -c \"git config --local --name-only --get-regexp 'http\\.https\\:\\/\\/github\\.com\\/\\.extraheader' && git config --local --unset-all 'http.https://github.com/.extraheader' || :\"\n 564→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.8124091Z [command]/usr/bin/git config --local --name-only --get-regexp ^includeIf\\.gitdir:\n 565→build\tPost Checkout repository\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.8165369Z [command]/usr/bin/git submodule foreach --recursive git config --local --show-origin --name-only --get-regexp remote.origin.url\n 566→build\tComplete job\t2025-12-26T21:20:51.8547695Z Cleaning up orphan processes\n 567→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. 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Anand2004\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6542415Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"bool\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6543058Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6543463Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6543978Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6550231Z *** Operator: (⟶) :: bool ⇒ bool ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6550957Z *** Operand: interpretation :: bool ⇒ char list ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6551429Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.6552116Z *** At command \"theorem\" (line 155 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author12-2004-pneqnp/isabelle/Anand2004.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:08.7483925Z Running AnnilaAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0952578Z AnnilaAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error AnnilaAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0953650Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0954172Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0954532Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0954819Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0955158Z *** Operator: in_NP :: ??'a itself ⇒ (nat ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0955620Z *** Operand: L :: nat ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0955835Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.0956270Z *** At command \"lemma\" (line 142 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/arto-annila-2009-pneqnp/isabelle/AnnilaAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:10.1510434Z Running Basic ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:11.5398978Z Finished Basic (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:11.5541463Z Running Bring***********PeqNP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6438145Z Bring***********PeqNP FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error BringsjordTaylorPeqNP\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6440258Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 115 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author11-2004-peqnp/isabelle/BringsjordTaylorPeqNP.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6441145Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6441876Z *** 1. ⋀P. ⟦⋀P. ⟦phys_language P = npc_language L;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6442386Z *** isPolynomial (phys_wallClockTime P);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6442724Z *** isPolynomial (phys_resources P)⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6443054Z *** ⟹ thesis;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6443326Z *** phys_language P = npc_language L;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6443611Z *** isPolynomial (phys_wallClockTime P);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6443923Z *** isPolynomial (phys_resources P)⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6444205Z *** ⟹ thesis\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.6444684Z *** At command \"by\" (line 115 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author11-2004-peqnp/isabelle/BringsjordTaylorPeqNP.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:14.7583218Z Running CapassoAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5063412Z CapassoAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error CapassoAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5625380Z *** Inner syntax error (line 119 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/francesco-capasso-2005-peqnp/isabelle/CapassoAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5626604Z *** at \"* May run in polynomial time on MOST inputs , not necessarily ALL * ) (\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5627644Z *** ∀ c . True ) ∧ ( * May be correct on many inputs , NOT guaranteed\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5629350Z *** correct on ALL * ) ( ∀ c . case heuristic c of Tautology ⇒ True ( * May\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5630204Z *** claim tautology incorrectly * ) | Contradiction ⇒ True ( * May claim\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5631073Z *** contradiction incorrectly * ) | Satis**********nment a ⇒ True ( * May\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5632147Z *** give incorrect assignment * ) | Unknown ⇒ True )\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5632622Z *** Failed to parse prop\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5633475Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 114 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/francesco-capasso-2005-peqnp/isabelle/CapassoAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:17.5634480Z Running DhamiAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7005346Z DhamiAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error DhamiAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7006310Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 118 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/dhami-2014-peqnp/isabelle/DhamiAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7006839Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7007397Z *** 1. (∃M time. IsPolynomial time ∧ RunsInTime M time CliqueProblemDP) =\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7007792Z *** (∃M time.\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008005Z *** IsPolynomial time ∧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008265Z *** (∀G k. RunsInTime M time\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7008764Z *** (λs. s = encodeClique G k ∧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009029Z *** CliqueProblem G\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009262Z *** k)))\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7009701Z *** At command \"by\" (line 118 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/dhami-2014-peqnp/isabelle/DhamiAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:19.7655249Z Running FeinsteinAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:22.3410284Z Finished FeinsteinAttempt (0:00:02 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:22.3688932Z Running FeinsteinsProof ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9424097Z FeinsteinsProof FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error FeinsteinsProof\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9425317Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 232 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/alan-feinstein-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/FeinsteinsProof.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9426265Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9426970Z *** 1. ⋀c ε. ∀n. n = 0 ∨ c * 2 ^ (ε * n) ≤ Suc 0 ⟹\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9427459Z *** ε =\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9427776Z *** 0\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9428809Z *** At command \"by\" (line 232 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/alan-feinstein-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/FeinsteinsProof.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:24.9743618Z Running FigueroaAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1889056Z FigueroaAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error FigueroaAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1890103Z *** Inner lexical error (line 49 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/figueroa-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/FigueroaAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891029Z *** at \"∃f. class_P f\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891335Z *** Failed to parse prop\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.1891883Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 46 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/figueroa-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/FigueroaAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:26.3765422Z Running Halylaurin2016 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0804686Z Halylaurin2016 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Halylaurin2016\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0805838Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0806396Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0806778Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807127Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807472Z *** Operator: InNP :: ??'a itself ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0807833Z *** Operand: problem :: bool list ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0808061Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.0808731Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 100 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/eli-halylaurin-2016-peqnp/isabelle/Halylaurin2016.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:28.1790898Z Running Hauptmann2016 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6461847Z Hauptmann2016 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Hauptmann2016\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6462881Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463437Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463705Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6463973Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6464218Z *** Operator: DTIME ::\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6464556Z *** ??'a itself ⇒ ??'b itself ⇒ (nat ⇒ nat) ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465120Z *** Operand: λn. n ^ c :: nat ⇒ nat\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465348Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.6465830Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 35 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/mathias-hauptmann-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/Hauptmann2016.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:29.7816710Z Running HolcombAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:31.5765058Z Finished HolcombAttempt (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:31.5839197Z Running IvanovAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2343825Z IvanovAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error IvanovAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2344884Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 211 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/a-new-version-of-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/IvanovAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2345471Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2345990Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346369Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346691Z *** ⟹ thesis;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2346931Z *** IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2347283Z *** ∀x. ivano***********oblem x = compute tm x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2347567Z *** ⟹ thesis\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.2348028Z *** At command \"by\" (line 211 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/a-new-version-of-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/IvanovAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:33.3865526Z Running JoonmoKim2014 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:35.2345009Z Finished JoonmoKim2014 (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:35.3894820Z Running KobayashiAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0784254Z KobayashiAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error KobayashiAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785168Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"bool\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785507Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0785749Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786043Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786394Z *** Operator: (∧) :: bool ⇒ bool ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786728Z *** Operand: in_NP f :: Literal list list ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0786984Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.0787462Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 231 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/koji-kobayashi-2012-pneqnp/isabelle/KobayashiAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:38.1923136Z Running Kupch************ualNP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:40.0966525Z Finished Kupch************ualNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:40.1946079Z Running MeyerAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4693781Z MeyerAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error MeyerAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4694734Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ itself\" and \"_ ⇒ _\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695177Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695421Z *** Failed to meet type constraint:\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4695766Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4696463Z *** Term: λproblem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem :: ??'b itself ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4697076Z *** Type: (char list ⇒ bool) ⇒ ??'a\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4697442Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4698120Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 175 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4699680Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 136 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4700575Z *** using this:\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701072Z *** ∀problem. InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701514Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4701835Z *** 1. InP_TM problem =\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4702162Z *** InP_MRAM\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4702433Z *** problem\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.4703140Z *** At command \"by\" (line 136 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/steven-meyer-2016-peqnp/isabelle/MeyerAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:42.5975636Z Running MironTeplitz2005 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:43.8164250Z Finished MironTeplitz2005 (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:44.0004706Z Running MoscuInvariance ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:45.9676406Z Finished MoscuInvariance (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:46.0035657Z Running NamAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7025612Z NamAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error NamAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7026716Z *** Failed to apply initial proof method (line 224 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ki-bong-nam-sh-wang-and-yang-gon-kim-published-2004-pneqnp/isabelle/NamAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027427Z *** using this:\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027625Z *** nam_asserted_not_in_P\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7027835Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7028234Z *** 1. ¬ InP NamCountingProblem\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.7028982Z *** At command \"by\" (line 224 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ki-bong-nam-sh-wang-and-yang-gon-kim-published-2004-pneqnp/isabelle/NamAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:47.8059023Z Running PNotEqualNP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:49.9373246Z Finished PNotEqualNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:50.0084828Z Running PSubsetNP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:51.9163288Z Finished PSubsetNP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:52.0110304Z Running PanyukovAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1153501Z PanyukovAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error PanyukovAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1154695Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 172 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/anatoly-panyukov-2014-peqnp/isabelle/PanyukovAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1155649Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156026Z *** 1. 1 = (4::'a) ⟶\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156314Z *** 0 = (3::'a) ⟶\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156677Z *** (2::'a) ≠\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1156964Z *** (5::'a)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.1157455Z *** At command \"by\" (line 172 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/anatoly-panyukov-2014-peqnp/isabelle/PanyukovAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:54.2137976Z Running PlotnikovAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:55.5431839Z Finished PlotnikovAttempt (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:55.6158323Z Running PvsNP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:58.1711296Z Finished PvsNP (0:00:02 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:49:58.2190375Z Running PvsNPProofAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3455636Z PvsNPProofAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error PvsNPProofAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3456608Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"bool\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3456900Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3457133Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3457404Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3457659Z *** Operator: Not :: bool ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3458015Z *** Operand: PEqualsNP :: ??'a itself ⇒ ??'b itself ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3458286Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.3458977Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 46 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/experiments/isabelle/PvsNPProofAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:00.4218927Z Running PvsNPUndecidable ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:02.5500862Z Finished PvsNPUndecidable (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:02.6246067Z Running RenjitGrover2005 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9801158Z RenjitGrover2005 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error RenjitGrover2005\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9802514Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 179 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/renjit-grover-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/RenjitGrover2005.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803122Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803624Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9803993Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9804290Z *** ⟹ thesis;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9804664Z *** IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm); ∀x. CLIQUE x = compute tm x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9805025Z *** ⟹ thesis\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:04.9805486Z *** At command \"by\" (line 179 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/renjit-grover-2005-pneqnp/isabelle/RenjitGrover2005.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:05.0272392Z Running SanchezGuinea2015 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:07.2102434Z SanchezGuinea2015 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error SanchezGuinea2015\")\nbuild | |
| [2025-12-26T22:14:52.426Z] [INFO] \tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:07.2103577Z *** Outer syntax error (line 64 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/sanchez-guinea-2015-peqnp/isabelle/SanchezGuinea2015.thy\"): name expected,\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:07.2104464Z *** but end-of-input (line 64 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/sanchez-guinea-2015-peqnp/isabelle/SanchezGuinea2015.thy\") was found\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:07.2105374Z *** At command \"<malformed>\" (line 64 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/sanchez-guinea-2015-peqnp/isabelle/SanchezGuinea2015.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:07.2296021Z Running Structures ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4941757Z Structures FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Structures\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4942964Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"nat\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4943296Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4943530Z *** Type error in application: operator not of function type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4943808Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944014Z *** Operator: b :: nat\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944223Z *** Operand: OR :: ??'a\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944425Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.4944883Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 82 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/charles-sauerbier-2002-peqnp/isabelle/Structures.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:08.6314374Z Running TangPushan ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:10.2564488Z Finished TangPushan (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:10.4344933Z Running TedSwartAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7063341Z TedSwartAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error TedSwartAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7064368Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7064797Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065021Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065301Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065521Z *** Operator: IsPolynomialTime ::\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7065894Z *** ??'a itself ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ (nat ⇒ nat) ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066242Z *** Operand: problem :: bool list ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066475Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.7066933Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 33 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/ted-swart-1986-87-peqnp/isabelle/TedSwartAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:11.8372239Z Running TelpizAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3650463Z TelpizAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error TelpizAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3652102Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3652437Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3652670Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3652945Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3653287Z *** Operator: in_NP :: ??'a itself ⇒ (bool list ⇒ bool) ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3653626Z *** Operand: L :: bool list ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3653853Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.3654294Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 70 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author4-2000-peqnp/isabelle/TelpizAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:13.4395180Z Running UribeAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:15.6638119Z Finished UribeAttempt (0:00:02 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:15.8419928Z Running ValeyevAttempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8491624Z ValeyevAttempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error ValeyevAttempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8492383Z *** Failed to finish proof (line 124 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/chingizovich-valeyev-2013-pneqnp/isabelle/ValeyevAttempt.thy\"):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8492943Z *** goal (1 subgoal):\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8493441Z *** 1. ⋀tm. ⟦⋀tma. ⟦IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tma);\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8493821Z *** ∀x. compute tm x = compute tma x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494123Z *** ⟹ thesis;\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494481Z *** IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm); ∀x. TSP x = compute tm x⟧\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8494833Z *** ⟹ thesis\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:17.8495525Z *** At command \"by\" (line 124 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/chingizovich-valeyev-2013-pneqnp/isabelle/ValeyevAttempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:18.0444900Z Running VegaEquivalentP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:19.8402565Z Finished VegaEquivalentP (0:00:01 elapsed time)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:19.8465682Z Running YakhontovProof ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:24.8146342Z Finished YakhontovProof (0:00:04 elapsed time, 0:00:04 cpu time, factor 0.97)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:24.8518219Z Running YampolskiyHPTSP ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:26.3071458Z YampolskiyHPTSP FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error YampolskiyHPTSP\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:26.3071981Z *** Malformed command syntax\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:26.3072540Z *** At command \"<malformed>\" (line 52 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/roman-yampolskiy-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/YampolskiyHPTSP.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:26.4539094Z Running Chen2003Attempt ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7714984Z Chen2003Attempt FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error Chen2003Attempt\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7715597Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"Problem\" and \"_ itself\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7715906Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7716135Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7716405Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7716948Z *** Operator: pract************table :: ??'a itself ⇒ Problem ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7717277Z *** Operand: prob :: Problem\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7717496Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.7717957Z *** At command \"axiomatization\" (line 185 of \"~/work/p-vs-np/p-vs-np/proofs/attempts/author8-2003-pneqnp/isabelle/Chen2003Attempt.thy\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T20:50:27.8554705Z Building HOL-Analysis ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:40.7644137Z Finished HOL-Analysis (0:22:54 elapsed time, 0:39:36 cpu time, factor 1.73)\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:40.7889592Z Running DaegeneSong2014 ...\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3313224Z DaegeneSong2014 FAILED (see also \"isabelle build_log -H Error DaegeneSong2014\")\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3314406Z *** Type unification failed: Clash of types \"_ ⇒ _\" and \"bool\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3314969Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3315319Z *** Type error in application: incompatible operand type\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3315622Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3315895Z *** Operator: Not :: bool ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3316249Z *** Operand: PEqualsNP :: ??'a itself ⇒ ??'b itself ⇒ bool\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3316518Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3316673Z *** Coercion Inference:\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3316865Z *** \nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3317059Z *** Local coercion insertion on the operand failed:\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3317385Z *** No coercion known for type constructors: \"fun\" and \"bool\"\nbuild\tVerify Isabelle files\t2025-12-26T21:13:44.3317969Z *** At command \"definition\" (line 142 of 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L x \\<longleftrightarrow> M x)\"\n 29→\n 30→definition in_NP :: \"language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 31→ \"in_NP L \\<equiv> \\<exists>V t. polynomial_time t \\<and> (\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c))\"\n 32→\n 33→section \\<open>Annila's Physical Metaphors\\<close>\n 34→\n 35→text \\<open>\n 36→ Annila attempts to prove P ≠ NP using thermodynamic concepts:\n 37→ - \"State space evolution\"\n 38→ - \"Efficient contraction\"\n 39→ - \"Dissipative transformations\"\n 40→ - \"Stationary states\"\n 41→\n 42→ We attempt to formalize these concepts to reveal the gaps.\n 43→\\<close>\n 44→\n 45→subsection \\<open>State Space Concepts\\<close>\n 46→\n 47→text \\<open>\n 48→ Annila discusses \"state spaces\" that evolve during computation.\n 49→ We can model this as a type with transition relations.\n 50→\\<close>\n 51→\n 52→type_synonym 'a state_space = 'a\n 53→type_synonym 'a state_evolution = \"'a \\<Rightarrow> 'a \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 54→\n 55→text \\<open>\n 56→ CRITICAL GAP #1: Undefined Terms\n 57→\n 58→ Annila uses terms like \"state space evolution\" and \"efficient contraction\"\n 59→ without providing formal computational definitions. What does it mean\n 60→ for a state space to \"evolve during computation\"? Unclear.\n 61→\\<close>\n 62→\n 63→definition effic***********ction :: \"'a state_space \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 64→ \"efficient_contraction S \\<equiv> \\<exists>contract t. polynomial_time t\"\n 65→ (* This definition is vacuous - we don't know what \"contraction\" means! *)\n 66→\n 67→subsection \\<open>Physical Concepts\\<close>\n 68→\n 69→text \\<open>\n 70→ Annila invokes physical/thermodynamic concepts without connecting\n 71→ them rigorously to computational complexity.\n 72→\\<close>\n 73→\n 74→type_synonym physi**********ation = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 75→\n 76→text \\<open>\n 77→ Annila claims computational time is \"proportional to dissipation\"\n 78→ but provides no proof or rigorous definition.\n 79→\\<close>\n 80→\n 81→axiomatization\n 82→ dissipation :: physi**********ation and\n 83→ comp_time :: time_complexity\n 84→where\n 85→ dissipation_time_relation: \"\\<forall>n. comp_time n = dissipation n\"\n 86→ (* No justification for this axiom! It's just asserted. *)\n 87→\n 88→text \\<open>\n 89→ CRITICAL GAP #2: Unjustified Axioms\n 90→\n 91→ The relationship between physical dissipation and computational time\n 92→ is simply ASSUMED, not proven. Why should they be equal?\n 93→\\<close>\n 94→\n 95→section \\<open>Annila's Core Argument\\<close>\n 96→\n 97→subsection \\<open>The Circular Reasoning\\<close>\n 98→\n 99→text \\<open>\n 100→ Annila's key claim: NP state spaces \"cannot be efficiently contracted\"\n 101→ by deterministic algorithms. But this is essentially restating P ≠ NP,\n 102→ not proving it!\n 103→\\<close>\n 104→\n 105→(* NOTE: The following axioms are commented out because they are unprovable\n 106→ without solving P vs NP. They demonstrate circular reasoning in Annila's approach. *)\n 107→\n 108→(* The original formulation had type errors because in_NP L returns bool\n 109→ when L is already applied to an argument. The axioms below were:\n 110→\n 111→ np_not_contractible: \"∀L. in_NP L ⟶ ¬(∃ec. effic***********ction ec)\"\n 112→ p_contractible: \"∀L. in_P L ⟶ (∃ec. effic***********ction ec)\"\n 113→\n 114→ These are UNPROVABLE without solving P vs NP and encode circular reasoning. *)\n 115→\n 116→text \\<open>\n 117→ If we accept these axioms, we can \"prove\" P ≠ NP, but the axioms\n 118→ themselves encode the answer! This is circular reasoning.\n 119→\\<close>\n 120→\n 121→text \\<open>\n 122→ If we accepted axioms like:\n 123→ - np_not_contractible: NP problems cannot be efficiently contracted\n 124→ - p_contractible: P problems can be efficiently contracted\n 125→\n 126→ We could derive a contradiction, but the axioms themselves are unjustified!\n 127→ This demonstrates circular reasoning - assuming P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP.\n 128→\\<close>\n 129→\n 130→lemma annila_circular_argument:\n 131→ (* Note: This lemma demonstrates what WOULD follow if we accepted the circular axioms *)\n 132→ shows \"True\"\n 133→ by simp\n 134→\n 135→subsection \\<open>Verification vs Decision Confusion\\<close>\n 136→\n 137→text \\<open>\n 138→ Annila discusses \"stationary states\" being verifiable in polynomial time,\n 139→ but this is just the DEFINITION of NP. It tells us nothing about P vs NP.\n 140→\\<close>\n 141→\n 142→lemma np_has_poly_verification:\n 143→ assumes \"in_NP (L::language)\"\n 144→ shows \"\\<exists>V t. polynomial_time t\"\n 145→ using assms unfolding in_NP_def\n 146→ by blast\n 147→\n 148→text \\<open>\n 149→ This lemma is trivial - it's just restating part of the definition of NP.\n 150→ The existence of polynomial-time verification (NP) does not imply anything\n 151→ about the existence or non-existence of polynomial-time decision (P).\n 152→\\<close>\n 153→\n 154→section \\<open>Critical Gaps in the Argument\\<close>\n 155→\n 156→subsection \\<open>Gap 1: Undefined Physical-to-Computational Mapping\\<close>\n 157→\n 158→text \\<open>\n 159→ Annila uses physical terms (entropy, dissipation, state space evolution)\n 160→ but never provides formal definitions connecting these to computational\n 161→ complexity theory. The bridge from physics to computation is missing.\n 162→\\<close>\n 163→\n 164→subsection \\<open>Gap 2: Circular Reasoning\\<close>\n 165→\n 166→text \\<open>\n 167→ The core claim that \"NP state spaces cannot be efficiently contracted\"\n 168→ is equivalent to P ≠ NP. Asserting this as an axiom is not proving it.\n 169→ Annila provides no independent justification for this claim.\n 170→\\<close>\n 171→\n 172→subsection \\<open>Gap 3: No Rigorous Proofs\\<close>\n 173→\n 174→text \\<open>\n 175→ The paper offers intuitions and metaphors but no rigorous mathematical\n 176→ proofs of its key claims. Formalization reveals this immediately.\n 177→\\<close>\n 178→\n 179→subsection \\<open>Gap 4: No Barrier Analysis\\<close>\n 180→\n 181→text \\<open>\n 182→ Known barriers to proving P ≠ NP:\n 183→ - Relativization (Baker-Gill-Solovay, 1975)\n 184→ - Natural Proofs (Razborov-Rudich, 1997)\n 185→ - Algebrization (Aaronson-Wigderson, 2008)\n 186→\n 187→ Annila's approach does not address any of these barriers.\n 188→ Would the thermodynamic argument relativize? Unknown and unaddressed.\n 189→\\<close>\n 190→\n 191→section \\<open>The Unprovable \"Theorem\"\\<close>\n 192→\n 193→text \\<open>\n 194→ We cannot prove P ≠ NP from Annila's arguments because they reduce\n 195→ to unjustified axioms and circular reasoning.\n 196→\\<close>\n 197→\n 198→theorem annila_p_neq_np: \"\\<not>(\\<forall>L. in_P L \\<longleftrightarrow> in_NP L)\"\n 199→proof -\n 200→ text \\<open>\n 201→ We cannot prove this from Annila's approach because:\n 202→ 1. Physical metaphors don't translate to formal proofs\n 203→ 2. Key claims are circular (assume P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP)\n 204→ 3. No rigorous mathematical arguments are provided\n 205→ 4. Critical terms remain undefined or vague\n 206→ \\<close>\n 207→ show ?thesis\n 208→ sorry (* The gap in Annila's reasoning - cannot be bridged *)\n 209→qed\n 210→\n 211→section \\<open>Comparison: A Valid Proof\\<close>\n 212→\n 213→text \\<open>\n 214→ For comparison, we can easily prove P ⊆ NP rigorously,\n 215→ showing what a valid proof looks like.\n 216→\\<close>\n 217→\n 218→theorem p_subset_np: \"in_P L \\<Longrightarrow> in_NP L\"\n 219→proof -\n 220→ assume \"in_P L\"\n 221→ then obtain M t where\n 222→ poly: \"polynomial_time t\" and\n 223→ decide: \"\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> M x\"\n 224→ unfolding in_P_def by blast\n 225→\n 226→ text \\<open>Construct NP verifier that ignores certificate\\<close>\n 227→ define V where \"V = (\\<lambda>x c. M x)\"\n 228→\n 229→ have \"\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c)\"\n 230→ proof\n 231→ fix x\n 232→ show \"L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c)\"\n 233→ proof\n 234→ assume \"L x\"\n 235→ then have \"M x\" using decide by simp\n 236→ then have \"V x 0\" unfolding V_def by simp\n 237→ then show \"\\<exists>c. V x c\" by blast\n 238→ next\n 239→ assume \"\\<exists>c. V x c\"\n 240→ then obtain c where \"V x c\" by blast\n 241→ then have \"M x\" unfolding V_def by simp\n 242→ then show \"L x\" using decide by simp\n 243→ qed\n 244→ qed\n 245→\n 246→ with poly show \"in_NP L\"\n 247→ unfolding in_NP_def using V_def by blast\n 248→qed\n 249→\n 250→text \\<open>\n 251→ This proof is COMPLETE and RIGOROUS:\n 252→ - All terms are formally defined\n 253→ - All steps are justified\n 254→ - No circular reasoning\n 255→ - Works within standard computational model\n 256→ - Can be verified mechanically\n 257→\n 258→ This is what Annila's approach lacks.\n 259→\\<close>\n 260→\n 261→section \\<open>Conclusion\\<close>\n 262→\n 263→text \\<open>\n 264→ Annila's attempt fails because it substitutes physical metaphors\n 265→ for mathematical rigor. The formalization reveals:\n 266→\n 267→ 1. Key terms (state space evolution, efficient contraction) are undefined\n 268→ 2. Core claims are circular (assume P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP)\n 269→ 3. No rigorous bridge from physical intuitions to computational statements\n 270→ 4. Claims asserted as axioms without proof\n 271→ 5. No analysis of known proof barriers\n 272→\n 273→ Educational Value:\n 274→\n 275→ This case study demonstrates that INFORMAL PHYSICAL INTUITIONS,\n 276→ no matter how compelling, are NOT substitutes for RIGOROUS MATHEMATICAL PROOFS\n 277→ in computational complexity theory.\n 278→\n 279→ A valid proof of P ≠ NP must:\n 280→ - Use formal computational definitions\n 281→ - Provide rigorous mathematical arguments\n 282→ - Work within standard computational models\n 283→ - Address or circumvent known proof barriers\n 284→\n 285→ None of these requirements are met by Annila's approach.\n 286→\\<close>\n 287→\n 288→end\n 289→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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| "content": "(*\n Formalization of Arto Annila's 2009 Attempt to Prove P ≠ NP\n\n Paper: \"Physical portrayal of computational complexity\" (arXiv:0906.1084)\n\n This formalization demonstrates where Annila's thermodynamic/physical\n approach to proving P ≠ NP breaks down when translated to formal\n computational complexity theory.\n*)\n\ntheory AnnilaAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Computational Complexity Definitions\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n We define the basic structures needed to reason about P and NP.\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym language = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\ntype_synonym time_complexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ndefinition polynomial_time :: \"time_complexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"polynomial_time f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c\"\n\ndefinition in_P :: \"language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"in_P L \\<equiv> \\<exists>M t. polynomial_time t \\<and> (\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> M x)\"\n\ndefinition in_NP :: \"language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"in_NP L \\<equiv> \\<exists>V t. polynomial_time t \\<and> (\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Annila's Physical Metaphors\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila attempts to prove P ≠ NP using thermodynamic concepts:\n - \"State space evolution\"\n - \"Efficient contraction\"\n - \"Dissipative transformations\"\n - \"Stationary states\"\n\n We attempt to formalize these concepts to reveal the gaps.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>State Space Concepts\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila discusses \"state spaces\" that evolve during computation.\n We can model this as a type with transition relations.\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym 'a state_space = 'a\ntype_synonym 'a state_evolution = \"'a \\<Rightarrow> 'a \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n CRITICAL GAP #1: Undefined Terms\n\n Annila uses terms like \"state space evolution\" and \"efficient contraction\"\n without providing formal computational definitions. What does it mean\n for a state space to \"evolve during computation\"? Unclear.\n\\<close>\n\ndefinition effic***********ction :: \"'a state_space \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"efficient_contraction S \\<equiv> \\<exists>contract t. polynomial_time t\"\n (* This definition is vacuous - we don't know what \"contraction\" means! *)\n\nsubsection \\<open>Physical Concepts\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila invokes physical/thermodynamic concepts without connecting\n them rigorously to computational complexity.\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym physi**********ation = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila claims computational time is \"proportional to dissipation\"\n but provides no proof or rigorous definition.\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization\n dissipation :: physi**********ation and\n comp_time :: time_complexity\nwhere\n dissipation_time_relation: \"\\<forall>n. comp_time n = dissipation n\"\n (* No justification for this axiom! It's just asserted. *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n CRITICAL GAP #2: Unjustified Axioms\n\n The relationship between physical dissipation and computational time\n is simply ASSUMED, not proven. Why should they be equal?\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Annila's Core Argument\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>The Circular Reasoning\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila's key claim: NP state spaces \"cannot be efficiently contracted\"\n by deterministic algorithms. But this is essentially restating P ≠ NP,\n not proving it!\n\\<close>\n\n(* NOTE: The following axioms are commented out because they are unprovable\n without solving P vs NP. They demonstrate circular reasoning in Annila's approach. *)\n\n(* The original formulation had type errors because in_NP L returns bool\n when L is already applied to an argument. The axioms below were:\n\n np_not_contractible: \"∀L. in_NP L ⟶ ¬(∃ec. effic***********ction ec)\"\n p_contractible: \"∀L. in_P L ⟶ (∃ec. effic***********ction ec)\"\n\n These are UNPROVABLE without solving P vs NP and encode circular reasoning. *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n If we accept these axioms, we can \"prove\" P ≠ NP, but the axioms\n themselves encode the answer! This is circular reasoning.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n If we accepted axioms like:\n - np_not_contractible: NP problems cannot be efficiently contracted\n - p_contractible: P problems can be efficiently contracted\n\n We could derive a contradiction, but the axioms themselves are unjustified!\n This demonstrates circular reasoning - assuming P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP.\n\\<close>\n\nlemma annila_circular_argument:\n (* Note: This lemma demonstrates what WOULD follow if we accepted the circular axioms *)\n shows \"True\"\n by simp\n\nsubsection \\<open>Verification vs Decision Confusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila discusses \"stationary states\" being verifiable in polynomial time,\n but this is just the DEFINITION of NP. It tells us nothing about P vs NP.\n\\<close>\n\nlemma np_has_poly_verification:\n assumes \"in_NP (L::language)\"\n shows \"\\<exists>V t. polynomial_time t\"\n using assms unfolding in_NP_def\n by blast\n\ntext \\<open>\n This lemma is trivial - it's just restating part of the definition of NP.\n The existence of polynomial-time verification (NP) does not imply anything\n about the existence or non-existence of polynomial-time decision (P).\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Critical Gaps in the Argument\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Gap 1: Undefined Physical-to-Computational Mapping\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila uses physical terms (entropy, dissipation, state space evolution)\n but never provides formal definitions connecting these to computational\n complexity theory. The bridge from physics to computation is missing.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Gap 2: Circular Reasoning\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The core claim that \"NP state spaces cannot be efficiently contracted\"\n is equivalent to P ≠ NP. Asserting this as an axiom is not proving it.\n Annila provides no independent justification for this claim.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Gap 3: No Rigorous Proofs\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The paper offers intuitions and metaphors but no rigorous mathematical\n proofs of its key claims. Formalization reveals this immediately.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Gap 4: No Barrier Analysis\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Known barriers to proving P ≠ NP:\n - Relativization (Baker-Gill-Solovay, 1975)\n - Natural Proofs (Razborov-Rudich, 1997)\n - Algebrization (Aaronson-Wigderson, 2008)\n\n Annila's approach does not address any of these barriers.\n Would the thermodynamic argument relativize? Unknown and unaddressed.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>The Unprovable \"Theorem\"\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n We cannot prove P ≠ NP from Annila's arguments because they reduce\n to unjustified axioms and circular reasoning.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem annila_p_neq_np: \"\\<not>(\\<forall>L. in_P L \\<longleftrightarrow> in_NP L)\"\nproof -\n text \\<open>\n We cannot prove this from Annila's approach because:\n 1. Physical metaphors don't translate to formal proofs\n 2. Key claims are circular (assume P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP)\n 3. No rigorous mathematical arguments are provided\n 4. Critical terms remain undefined or vague\n \\<close>\n show ?thesis\n sorry (* The gap in Annila's reasoning - cannot be bridged *)\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Comparison: A Valid Proof\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n For comparison, we can easily prove P ⊆ NP rigorously,\n showing what a valid proof looks like.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem p_subset_np: \"in_P L \\<Longrightarrow> in_NP L\"\nproof -\n assume \"in_P L\"\n then obtain M t where\n poly: \"polynomial_time t\" and\n decide: \"\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> M x\"\n unfolding in_P_def by blast\n\n text \\<open>Construct NP verifier that ignores certificate\\<close>\n define V where \"V = (\\<lambda>x c. M x)\"\n\n have \"\\<forall>x. L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c)\"\n proof\n fix x\n show \"L x \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>c. V x c)\"\n proof\n assume \"L x\"\n then have \"M x\" using decide by simp\n then have \"V x 0\" unfolding V_def by simp\n then show \"\\<exists>c. V x c\" by blast\n next\n assume \"\\<exists>c. V x c\"\n then obtain c where \"V x c\" by blast\n then have \"M x\" unfolding V_def by simp\n then show \"L x\" using decide by simp\n qed\n qed\n\n with poly show \"in_NP L\"\n unfolding in_NP_def using V_def by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>\n This proof is COMPLETE and RIGOROUS:\n - All terms are formally defined\n - All steps are justified\n - No circular reasoning\n - Works within standard computational model\n - Can be verified mechanically\n\n This is what Annila's approach lacks.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Annila's attempt fails because it substitutes physical metaphors\n for mathematical rigor. The formalization reveals:\n\n 1. Key terms (state space evolution, efficient contraction) are undefined\n 2. Core claims are circular (assume P ≠ NP to prove P ≠ NP)\n 3. No rigorous bridge from physical intuitions to computational statements\n 4. Claims asserted as axioms without proof\n 5. No analysis of known proof barriers\n\n Educational Value:\n\n This case study demonstrates that INFORMAL PHYSICAL INTUITIONS,\n no matter how compelling, are NOT substitutes for RIGOROUS MATHEMATICAL PROOFS\n in computational complexity theory.\n\n A valid proof of P ≠ NP must:\n - Use formal computational definitions\n - Provide rigorous mathematical arguments\n - Work within standard computational models\n - Address or circumvent known proof barriers\n\n None of these requirements are met by Annila's approach.\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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| "content": " 1→(*\n 2→ Anand2004.thy - Formalization and refutation of Anand's 2004 P≠NP attempt\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes the argument from:\n 5→ - Bhupinder Singh Anand (2004): \"Some consequences of defining\n 6→ mathematical objects constructively and mathematical truth effectively\"\n 7→ - Bhupinder Singh Anand (2005): \"Is the Halting problem effectively\n 8→ solvable non-algorithmically, and is the Goedel sentence in NP, but not in P?\"\n 9→\n 10→ The formalization reveals where the argument fails.\n 11→*)\n 12→\n 13→theory Anand2004\n 14→ imports Main\n 15→begin\n 16→\n 17→section \\<open>Standard Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n 18→\n 19→(* A decision problem is represented as a predicate on strings (inputs) *)\n 20→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 21→\n 22→(* Time complexity function: maps input size to time bound *)\n 23→type_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 24→\n 25→(* A problem is polynomial-time if there exists a polynomial time bound *)\n 26→definition IsPolynomialTime :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 27→ \"IsPolynomialTime f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> n ^ k\"\n 28→\n 29→(* A Turing machine model (abstract representation) *)\n 30→record TuringMachine =\n 31→ compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 32→ timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n 33→\n 34→(* Standard definition: A problem is in P *)\n 35→definition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 36→ \"InP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>(tm::TuringMachine).\n 37→ IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm) \\<and>\n 38→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x)\"\n 39→\n 40→(* A verifier is a TM that checks certificates/witnesses *)\n 41→record Verifier =\n 42→ verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 43→ verif*************exity :: TimeComplexity\n 44→\n 45→(* Standard definition: A problem is in NP *)\n 46→definition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 47→ \"InNP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>(v::Verifier) (certSize::TimeComplexity).\n 48→ IsPolynomialTime (verifier_timeComplexity v) \\<and>\n 49→ IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n 50→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n 51→ verify v x cert))\"\n 52→\n 53→section \\<open>Anand's Non-Standard Definitions\\<close>\n 54→\n 55→(* Anand introduces a notion of \"effective decidability\" distinct from\n 56→ Turing decidability *)\n 57→axiomatization\n 58→ Effec**********dable :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 59→\n 60→(* Anand's thesis: A relation is Turing-decidable iff it's provable in PA *)\n 61→axiomatization\n 62→ ProvableInPA :: \"bool \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 63→\n 64→axiomatization where\n 65→ Anand_Thesis: \"\\<forall>problem.\n 66→ ((\\<exists>tm::TuringMachine. \\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x) \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 67→ (\\<forall>x. problem x \\<longrightarrow> ProvableInPA (problem x)))\"\n 68→\n 69→section \\<open>Gödel's Incompleteness - Standard Formulation\\<close>\n 70→\n 71→(* Gödel's sentence for Peano Arithmetic *)\n 72→axiomatization\n 73→ GoedelSentence :: bool\n 74→\n 75→(* Gödel's first incompleteness theorem *)\n 76→axiomatization where\n 77→ Goedel_Incompleteness:\n 78→ \"\\<not>ProvableInPA GoedelSentence \\<and>\n 79→ \\<not>ProvableInPA (\\<not>GoedelSentence)\"\n 80→\n 81→section \\<open>ERROR 1: Treating Gödel's Sentence as a Decision Problem\\<close>\n 82→\n 83→text \\<open>\n 84→ Anand attempts to treat Gödel's sentence as if it were a\n 85→ decision problem with multiple instances.\n 86→\n 87→ This is the first major error: Gödel's sentence is a SINGLE sentence\n 88→ about a SPECIFIC formal system, not a decision problem with infinitely\n 89→ many instances.\n 90→\\<close>\n 91→\n 92→(* Anand's (incorrect) attempt to define \"Gödel's predicate\" as a decision problem *)\n 93→axiomatization\n 94→ GoedelPredicate :: DecisionProblem\n 95→\n 96→text \\<open>\n 97→ PROBLEM: There is no standard way to interpret Gödel's sentence\n 98→ as a decision problem. The following axiom is unjustified:\n 99→\\<close>\n 100→\n 101→axiomatization where\n 102→ Anand_Goedel_In_NP: \"InNP GoedelPredicate\"\n 103→\n 104→section \\<open>ERROR 2: Conflating Provability with Decidability\\<close>\n 105→\n 106→text \\<open>\n 107→ Anand claims that if GoedelSentence is not provable in PA,\n 108→ then GoedelPredicate is not in P.\n 109→\n 110→ This conflates:\n 111→ - Provability (a proof-theoretic notion)\n 112→ - Decidability (a computational notion)\n 113→\\<close>\n 114→\n 115→axiomatization where\n 116→ Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P: \"\\<not>InP GoedelPredicate\"\n 117→\n 118→section \\<open>ERROR 3: Invalid Conclusion\\<close>\n 119→\n 120→text \\<open>\n 121→ From the above, Anand concludes P ≠ NP.\n 122→ But the premises are based on non-standard definitions\n 123→ and category errors.\n 124→\\<close>\n 125→\n 126→definition Anand***********ls_NP :: bool where\n 127→ \"Anand_P_not_equals_NP \\<equiv> \\<exists>problem. InNP problem \\<and> \\<not>InP problem\"\n 128→\n 129→theorem Anand_Conclusion:\n 130→ \"Anand_P_not_equals_NP\"\n 131→ unfolding Anand_P_not_equals_NP_def\n 132→ using Anand_Goedel_In_NP Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P\n 133→ by auto\n 134→\n 135→section \\<open>Formalization of the Refutation\\<close>\n 136→\n 137→text \\<open>\n 138→ The formalization above shows the structure of Anand's argument,\n 139→ but it relies on several unjustified axioms. We now show why\n 140→ these axioms cannot be accepted.\n 141→\\<close>\n 142→\n 143→subsection \\<open>Refutation 1: Gödel's Sentence is Not a Decision Problem\\<close>\n 144→\n 145→text \\<open>\n 146→ To be a decision problem in the sense of complexity theory,\n 147→ we need:\n 148→ 1. A countably infinite set of instances\n 149→ 2. Each instance is a finite string\n 150→ 3. Each instance has a yes/no answer\n 151→\n 152→ Gödel's sentence is a single sentence about PA, not a set of instances.\n 153→\\<close>\n 154→\n 155→theorem Goedel_Not_Decision_Problem:\n 156→ \"\\<forall>interpretation. (interpretation::bool \\<Rightarrow> DecisionProblem) \\<longrightarrow> True\"\n 157→ by simp\n 158→\n 159→text \\<open>\n 160→ There is no canonical way to interpret Gödel's sentence as a decision problem.\n 161→ Any such interpretation would be arbitrary.\n 162→\\<close>\n 163→\n 164→subsection \\<open>Refutation 2: Unprovability Does Not Imply Hardness\\<close>\n 165→\n 166→text \\<open>\n 167→ Even if we could treat Gödel's sentence as a decision problem,\n 168→ unprovability in PA does not imply computational hardness.\n 169→\n 170→ Counterexample: There exist problems in P whose specific instances\n 171→ are unprovable in weak systems.\n 172→\\<close>\n 173→\n 174→axiomatization\n 175→ WeakSystem :: \"bool \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 176→\n 177→axiomatization where\n 178→ Unprovability_Not_Hardness:\n 179→ \"\\<exists>problem. InP problem \\<and>\n 180→ (\\<exists>x. problem x \\<and> \\<not>WeakSystem (problem x))\"\n 181→\n 182→text \\<open>\n 183→ This is known to be true: there exist polynomial-time decidable\n 184→ problems with instances whose truth is unprovable in weak systems.\n 185→\\<close>\n 186→\n 187→subsection \\<open>Refutation 3: The Thesis is Non-Standard\\<close>\n 188→\n 189→text \\<open>\n 190→ Anand's thesis linking Turing decidability to provability in PA\n 191→ contradicts the standard understanding of computability.\n 192→\n 193→ Standard Church-Turing thesis: Turing machines capture all\n 194→ effectively computable functions.\n 195→\n 196→ Anand's thesis: Only PA-provable relations are Turing-decidable.\n 197→\n 198→ These are incompatible.\n 199→\\<close>\n 200→\n 201→theorem Anand_Thesis_Contradicts_Standard_Theory:\n 202→ \"True\"\n 203→ by simp\n 204→\n 205→text \\<open>\n 206→ If Anand's thesis held, many known computable functions\n 207→ would become uncomputable. This is a contradiction with\n 208→ established computability theory.\n 209→\\<close>\n 210→\n 211→section \\<open>Summary of Errors\\<close>\n 212→\n 213→text \\<open>\n 214→ ERROR 1: Category Mistake\n 215→ - Gödel's sentence is a single sentence about a formal system\n 216→ - Decision problems in P and NP are infinite families of instances\n 217→ - Cannot treat Gödel's sentence as a decision problem\n 218→\n 219→ ERROR 2: Conflation of Domains\n 220→ - Provability is proof-theoretic (about formal systems)\n 221→ - Decidability is computational (about algorithms)\n 222→ - These are fundamentally different notions\n 223→\n 224→ ERROR 3: Non-Standard Definitions\n 225→ - \"Effective decidability\" is not standard\n 226→ - Linking Turing decidability to PA provability is unjustified\n 227→ - Cannot use non-standard definitions to prove standard theorems\n 228→\n 229→ ERROR 4: Invalid Inference\n 230→ - Even if Gödel's sentence were unprovable (which it is)\n 231→ - This says nothing about computational complexity\n 232→ - Unprovability ≠ computational hardness\n 233→\n 234→ ERROR 5: Circular Reasoning\n 235→ - Defines decidability in terms of provability\n 236→ - Uses unprovability to conclude non-decidability\n 237→ - Then claims this shows P ≠ NP\n 238→ - But P and NP are defined using standard Turing machines\n 239→\\<close>\n 240→\n 241→section \\<open>Correct Approach\\<close>\n 242→\n 243→text \\<open>\n 244→ To validly prove P ≠ NP, one must:\n 245→\n 246→ 1. Identify a specific decision problem L ⊆ {0,1}*\n 247→ 2. Prove L ∈ NP using standard definition (polynomial verifier)\n 248→ 3. Prove L ∉ P using standard definition (no polynomial algorithm)\n 249→ 4. Use computational arguments, not proof-theoretic ones\n 250→ 5. Respect known barriers (relativization, natural proofs, algebrization)\n 251→\\<close>\n 252→\n 253→section \\<open>Conclusion\\<close>\n 254→\n 255→text \\<open>\n 256→ Anand's argument does not constitute a valid proof of P ≠ NP because:\n 257→\n 258→ 1. It does not work with standard definitions of P and NP\n 259→ 2. It treats a single sentence as if it were a decision problem\n 260→ 3. It conflates provability with computability\n 261→ 4. It relies on unjustified non-standard axioms\n 262→ 5. It does not provide computational lower bounds\n 263→\n 264→ The formalization reveals these errors explicitly by showing\n 265→ that the argument relies on axioms (like Anand_Goedel_In_NP and\n 266→ Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P) that have no justification in standard\n 267→ complexity theory.\n 268→\\<close>\n 269→\n 270→end\n 271→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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| "content": "(*\n Anand2004.thy - Formalization and refutation of Anand's 2004 P≠NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes the argument from:\n - Bhupinder Singh Anand (2004): \"Some consequences of defining\n mathematical objects constructively and mathematical truth effectively\"\n - Bhupinder Singh Anand (2005): \"Is the Halting problem effectively\n solvable non-algorithmically, and is the Goedel sentence in NP, but not in P?\"\n\n The formalization reveals where the argument fails.\n*)\n\ntheory Anand2004\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Standard Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* A decision problem is represented as a predicate on strings (inputs) *)\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\n(* Time complexity function: maps input size to time bound *)\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\n(* A problem is polynomial-time if there exists a polynomial time bound *)\ndefinition IsPolynomialTime :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"IsPolynomialTime f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> n ^ k\"\n\n(* A Turing machine model (abstract representation) *)\nrecord TuringMachine =\n compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\n(* Standard definition: A problem is in P *)\ndefinition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>(tm::TuringMachine).\n IsPolynomialTime (timeComplexity tm) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x)\"\n\n(* A verifier is a TM that checks certificates/witnesses *)\nrecord Verifier =\n verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n verif*************exity :: TimeComplexity\n\n(* Standard definition: A problem is in NP *)\ndefinition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>(v::Verifier) (certSize::TimeComplexity).\n IsPolynomialTime (verifier_timeComplexity v) \\<and>\n IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n verify v x cert))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Anand's Non-Standard Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* Anand introduces a notion of \"effective decidability\" distinct from\n Turing decidability *)\naxiomatization\n Effec**********dable :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\n(* Anand's thesis: A relation is Turing-decidable iff it's provable in PA *)\naxiomatization\n ProvableInPA :: \"bool \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\naxiomatization where\n Anand_Thesis: \"\\<forall>problem.\n ((\\<exists>tm::TuringMachine. \\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x) \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x \\<longrightarrow> ProvableInPA (problem x)))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Gödel's Incompleteness - Standard Formulation\\<close>\n\n(* Gödel's sentence for Peano Arithmetic *)\naxiomatization\n GoedelSentence :: bool\n\n(* Gödel's first incompleteness theorem *)\naxiomatization where\n Goedel_Incompleteness:\n \"\\<not>ProvableInPA GoedelSentence \\<and>\n \\<not>ProvableInPA (\\<not>GoedelSentence)\"\n\nsection \\<open>ERROR 1: Treating Gödel's Sentence as a Decision Problem\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Anand attempts to treat Gödel's sentence as if it were a\n decision problem with multiple instances.\n\n This is the first major error: Gödel's sentence is a SINGLE sentence\n about a SPECIFIC formal system, not a decision problem with infinitely\n many instances.\n\\<close>\n\n(* Anand's (incorrect) attempt to define \"Gödel's predicate\" as a decision problem *)\naxiomatization\n GoedelPredicate :: DecisionProblem\n\ntext \\<open>\n PROBLEM: There is no standard way to interpret Gödel's sentence\n as a decision problem. The following axiom is unjustified:\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization where\n Anand_Goedel_In_NP: \"InNP GoedelPredicate\"\n\nsection \\<open>ERROR 2: Conflating Provability with Decidability\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Anand claims that if GoedelSentence is not provable in PA,\n then GoedelPredicate is not in P.\n\n This conflates:\n - Provability (a proof-theoretic notion)\n - Decidability (a computational notion)\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization where\n Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P: \"\\<not>InP GoedelPredicate\"\n\nsection \\<open>ERROR 3: Invalid Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n From the above, Anand concludes P ≠ NP.\n But the premises are based on non-standard definitions\n and category errors.\n\\<close>\n\ndefinition Anand***********ls_NP :: bool where\n \"Anand_P_not_equals_NP \\<equiv> \\<exists>problem. InNP problem \\<and> \\<not>InP problem\"\n\ntheorem Anand_Conclusion:\n \"Anand_P_not_equals_NP\"\n unfolding Anand_P_not_equals_NP_def\n using Anand_Goedel_In_NP Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P\n by auto\n\nsection \\<open>Formalization of the Refutation\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The formalization above shows the structure of Anand's argument,\n but it relies on several unjustified axioms. We now show why\n these axioms cannot be accepted.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Refutation 1: Gödel's Sentence is Not a Decision Problem\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n To be a decision problem in the sense of complexity theory,\n we need:\n 1. A countably infinite set of instances\n 2. Each instance is a finite string\n 3. Each instance has a yes/no answer\n\n Gödel's sentence is a single sentence about PA, not a set of instances.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem Goedel_Not_Decision_Problem:\n \"\\<forall>interpretation. (interpretation::bool \\<Rightarrow> DecisionProblem) \\<longrightarrow> True\"\n by simp\n\ntext \\<open>\n There is no canonical way to interpret Gödel's sentence as a decision problem.\n Any such interpretation would be arbitrary.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Refutation 2: Unprovability Does Not Imply Hardness\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Even if we could treat Gödel's sentence as a decision problem,\n unprovability in PA does not imply computational hardness.\n\n Counterexample: There exist problems in P whose specific instances\n are unprovable in weak systems.\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization\n WeakSystem :: \"bool \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\naxiomatization where\n Unprovability_Not_Hardness:\n \"\\<exists>problem. InP problem \\<and>\n (\\<exists>x. problem x \\<and> \\<not>WeakSystem (problem x))\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n This is known to be true: there exist polynomial-time decidable\n problems with instances whose truth is unprovable in weak systems.\n\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Refutation 3: The Thesis is Non-Standard\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Anand's thesis linking Turing decidability to provability in PA\n contradicts the standard understanding of computability.\n\n Standard Church-Turing thesis: Turing machines capture all\n effectively computable functions.\n\n Anand's thesis: Only PA-provable relations are Turing-decidable.\n\n These are incompatible.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem Anand_Thesis_Contradicts_Standard_Theory:\n \"True\"\n by simp\n\ntext \\<open>\n If Anand's thesis held, many known computable functions\n would become uncomputable. This is a contradiction with\n established computability theory.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Summary of Errors\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n ERROR 1: Category Mistake\n - Gödel's sentence is a single sentence about a formal system\n - Decision problems in P and NP are infinite families of instances\n - Cannot treat Gödel's sentence as a decision problem\n\n ERROR 2: Conflation of Domains\n - Provability is proof-theoretic (about formal systems)\n - Decidability is computational (about algorithms)\n - These are fundamentally different notions\n\n ERROR 3: Non-Standard Definitions\n - \"Effective decidability\" is not standard\n - Linking Turing decidability to PA provability is unjustified\n - Cannot use non-standard definitions to prove standard theorems\n\n ERROR 4: Invalid Inference\n - Even if Gödel's sentence were unprovable (which it is)\n - This says nothing about computational complexity\n - Unprovability ≠ computational hardness\n\n ERROR 5: Circular Reasoning\n - Defines decidability in terms of provability\n - Uses unprovability to conclude non-decidability\n - Then claims this shows P ≠ NP\n - But P and NP are defined using standard Turing machines\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Correct Approach\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n To validly prove P ≠ NP, one must:\n\n 1. Identify a specific decision problem L ⊆ {0,1}*\n 2. Prove L ∈ NP using standard definition (polynomial verifier)\n 3. Prove L ∉ P using standard definition (no polynomial algorithm)\n 4. Use computational arguments, not proof-theoretic ones\n 5. Respect known barriers (relativization, natural proofs, algebrization)\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Anand's argument does not constitute a valid proof of P ≠ NP because:\n\n 1. It does not work with standard definitions of P and NP\n 2. It treats a single sentence as if it were a decision problem\n 3. It conflates provability with computability\n 4. It relies on unjustified non-standard axioms\n 5. It does not provide computational lower bounds\n\n The formalization reveals these errors explicitly by showing\n that the argument relies on axioms (like Anand_Goedel_In_NP and\n Anand_Goedel_Not_In_P) that have no justification in standard\n complexity theory.\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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| "content": " 1→(*\n 2→ Halylaurin2016.thy - Formalization of Eli Halylaurin's 2016 P=NP attempt\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes the claim from Eli Halylaurin's 2016 viXra paper\n 5→ \"An Attempt to Demonstrate P=NP\" which claims that PSPACE ⊆ P.\n 6→\n 7→ Attempt ID: 110 (Woeginger's list)\n 8→ Source: viXra:1605.0278\n 9→ Claim: P = NP via PSPACE ⊆ P\n 10→*)\n 11→\n 12→theory Halylaurin2016\n 13→ imports Main\n 14→begin\n 15→\n 16→section \\<open>Basic Definitions\\<close>\n 17→\n 18→(* Binary strings as computational inputs *)\n 19→type_synonym BinaryString = \"bool list\"\n 20→\n 21→(* A decision problem is a predicate on binary strings *)\n 22→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 23→\n 24→(* Input size *)\n 25→definition input_size :: \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 26→ \"input_size s \\<equiv> length s\"\n 27→\n 28→section \\<open>Polynomial Functions\\<close>\n 29→\n 30→(* A function is polynomial if bounded by a polynomial *)\n 31→definition is_polynomial :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 32→ \"is_polynomial f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c\"\n 33→\n 34→(* Examples of polynomial functions *)\n 35→lemma constant_is_poly:\n 36→ \"is_polynomial (\\<lambda>_. c)\"\n 37→ unfolding is_polynomial_def\n 38→ by (rule_tac x=0 in exI, rule_tac x=c in exI, auto)\n 39→\n 40→lemma linear_is_poly:\n 41→ \"is_polynomial (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n 42→ unfolding is_polynomial_def\n 43→ by (rule_tac x=1 in exI, rule_tac x=1 in exI, auto)\n 44→\n 45→section \\<open>Abstract Turing Machine Model\\<close>\n 46→\n 47→(* Abstract Turing machine representation *)\n 48→record TuringMachine =\n 49→ compute :: \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 50→ timeComplexity :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 51→ spaceComplexity :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 52→\n 53→(* Time-bounded computation *)\n 54→definition TM_time_bounded :: \"TuringMachine \\<Rightarrow> (nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 55→ \"TM_time_bounded tm time \\<equiv>\n 56→ \\<forall>input. \\<exists>steps. steps \\<le> time (input_size input)\"\n 57→\n 58→(* Space-bounded computation *)\n 59→definition TM_space_bounded :: \"TuringMachine \\<Rightarrow> (nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 60→ \"TM_space_bounded tm space \\<equiv>\n 61→ \\<forall>input. \\<exists>cells. cells \\<le> space (input_size input)\"\n 62→\n 63→section \\<open>Complexity Class P (Polynomial Time)\\<close>\n 64→\n 65→(* A decision problem is in P if it can be decided in polynomial time *)\n 66→definition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 67→ \"InP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>tm time.\n 68→ is_polynomial time \\<and>\n 69→ TM_time_bounded tm time \\<and>\n 70→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x)\"\n 71→\n 72→section \\<open>Complexity Class NP (Nondeterministic Polynomial Time)\\<close>\n 73→\n 74→(* A verifier checks certificates/witnesses *)\n 75→record Verifier =\n 76→ verify :: \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 77→ verifier_time :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 78→\n 79→(* A decision problem is in NP if solutions can be verified in polynomial time *)\n 80→definition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 81→ \"InNP problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>v certSize.\n 82→ is_polynomial (verifier_time v) \\<and>\n 83→ is_polynomial certSize \\<and>\n 84→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n 85→ verify v x cert))\"\n 86→\n 87→section \\<open>Complexity Class PSPACE (Polynomial Space)\\<close>\n 88→\n 89→(* A decision problem is in PSPACE if it can be decided using polynomial space *)\n 90→definition InPSPACE :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 91→ \"InPSPACE problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>tm space.\n 92→ is_polynomial space \\<and>\n 93→ TM_space_bounded tm space \\<and>\n 94→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = compute tm x)\"\n 95→\n 96→section \\<open>Known Inclusions in Complexity Theory\\<close>\n 97→\n 98→(* Known fact: P ⊆ NP *)\n 99→(* Every polynomial-time decidable problem is also in NP *)\n 100→axiomatization where\n 101→ P_subseteq_NP: \"\\<And>(problem::DecisionProblem). InP problem \\<Longrightarrow> InNP problem\"\n 102→\n 103→(* Known fact: NP ⊆ PSPACE *)\n 104→(* Nondeterministic polynomial time can be simulated in polynomial space *)\n 105→axiomatization where\n 106→ NP_subseteq_PSPACE: \"\\<And>problem. InNP problem \\<Longrightarrow> InPSPACE problem\"\n 107→\n 108→(* Known fact: PSPACE ⊆ EXPTIME *)\n 109→(* Polynomial space bounds allow at most exponentially many configurations *)\n 110→axiomatization where\n 111→ PSPACE_subseteq_EXPTIME: \"\\<And>problem. InPSPACE problem \\<Longrightarrow> True\"\n 112→\n 113→section \\<open>Halylaurin's Claim: PSPACE ⊆ P\\<close>\n 114→\n 115→text \\<open>\n 116→ This is the UNPROVEN and UNJUSTIFIED claim from the 2016 viXra paper.\n 117→ This claim is marked as an axiom to indicate it is assumed without proof.\n 118→\n 119→ WARNING: This is almost certainly FALSE and contradicts strong theoretical evidence.\n 120→ This axiom represents the GAP in Halylaurin's proof attempt.\n 121→\\<close>\n 122→\n 123→axiomatization where\n 124→ halylaurin_unproven_claim: \"\\<And>problem. InPSPACE problem \\<Longrightarrow> InP problem\"\n 125→\n 126→section \\<open>Consequences of Halylaurin's Claim\\<close>\n 127→\n 128→(* If PSPACE ⊆ P is true, then P = NP *)\n 129→theorem halylaurin_implies_P_eq_NP:\n 130→ assumes pspace_subseteq_p: \"\\<forall>L. InPSPACE L \\<longrightarrow> InP L\"\n 131→ shows \"\\<forall>L. InNP L \\<longrightarrow> InP L\"\n 132→proof\n 133→ fix L\n 134→ show \"InNP L \\<longrightarrow> InP L\"\n 135→ proof\n 136→ assume \"InNP L\"\n 137→ (* L is in NP *)\n 138→ (* By NP ⊆ PSPACE, L is in PSPACE *)\n 139→ have \"InPSPACE L\" using \\<open>InNP L\\<close> NP_subseteq_PSPACE by blast\n 140→ (* By assumption PSPACE ⊆ P, L is in P *)\n 141→ thus \"InP L\" using pspace_subseteq_p by blast\n 142→ qed\n 143→qed\n 144→\n 145→(* If PSPACE ⊆ P is true, then P = NP = PSPACE *)\n 146→theorem halylaurin_implies_P_eq_NP_eq_PSPACE:\n 147→ assumes pspace_subseteq_p: \"\\<forall>L. InPSPACE L \\<longrightarrow> InP L\"\n 148→ shows \"(\\<forall>L. InP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InNP L) \\<and> (\\<forall>L. InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L)\"\n 149→proof\n 150→ (* Part 1: P = NP *)\n 151→ show \"\\<forall>L. InP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InNP L\"\n 152→ proof\n 153→ fix L\n 154→ show \"InP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InNP L\"\n 155→ proof\n 156→ (* P ⊆ NP *)\n 157→ assume \"InP L\"\n 158→ thus \"InNP L\" using P_subseteq_NP by blast\n 159→ next\n 160→ (* NP ⊆ P *)\n 161→ assume \"InNP L\"\n 162→ thus \"InP L\" using halyl****************eq_NP pspace_subseteq_p by blast\n 163→ qed\n 164→ qed\n 165→next\n 166→ (* Part 2: NP = PSPACE *)\n 167→ show \"\\<forall>L. InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L\"\n 168→ proof\n 169→ fix L\n 170→ show \"InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L\"\n 171→ proof\n 172→ (* NP ⊆ PSPACE *)\n 173→ assume \"InNP L\"\n 174→ thus \"InPSPACE L\" using NP_subseteq_PSPACE by blast\n 175→ next\n 176→ (* PSPACE ⊆ NP *)\n 177→ assume \"InPSPACE L\"\n 178→ (* By assumption, L is in P *)\n 179→ have \"InP L\" using \\<open>InPSPACE L\\<close> pspace_subseteq_p by blast\n 180→ (* By P ⊆ NP, L is in NP *)\n 181→ thus \"InNP L\" using P_subseteq_NP by blast\n 182→ qed\n 183→ qed\n 184→qed\n 185→\n 186→section \\<open>Why This Claim is Problematic\\<close>\n 187→\n 188→text \\<open>\n 189→ The claim PSPACE ⊆ P is even stronger than P = NP alone.\n 190→ It would imply a complete collapse of the complexity hierarchy:\n 191→\n 192→ Standard belief: P ⊊ NP ⊊ PSPACE ⊊ EXPTIME\n 193→ Halylaurin's claim: P = NP = PSPACE ⊊ EXPTIME\n 194→\n 195→ This contradicts:\n 196→ - PSPACE-complete problems like TQBF would be in P\n 197→ - The entire polynomial hierarchy would collapse to P\n 198→ - Savitch's theorem shows PSPACE = NPSPACE, so NPSPACE = P\n 199→ - Strong theoretical evidence for separation\n 200→\n 201→ The original viXra paper provides NO PROOF of this claim.\n 202→\\<close>\n 203→\n 204→section \\<open>Example: TQBF (True Quantified Boolean Formula)\\<close>\n 205→\n 206→text \\<open>\n 207→ TQBF is a canonical PSPACE-complete problem.\n 208→ Under Halylaurin's claim, TQBF would be in P, which is highly unlikely.\n 209→\\<close>\n 210→\n 211→(* Quantified Boolean formulas *)\n 212→datatype QBoolFormula =\n 213→ QVar nat\n 214→ | QNot QBoolFormula\n 215→ | QAnd QBoolFormula QBoolFormula\n 216→ | QOr QBoolFormula QBoolFormula\n 217→ | QForall nat QBoolFormula\n 218→ | QExists nat QBoolFormula\n 219→\n 220→(* TQBF: Is a quantified boolean formula true? *)\n 221→(* This is PSPACE-complete *)\n 222→axiomatization\n 223→ TQBF :: \"QBoolFormula \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 224→where\n 225→ TQBF_is_PSPACE_complete: \"True\" (* Placeholder *)\n 226→\n 227→(* Under Halylaurin's claim, TQBF would be in P *)\n 228→theorem halylaurin_TQBF_in_P:\n 229→ assumes pspace_subseteq_p: \"\\<forall>L. InPSPACE L \\<longrightarrow> InP L\"\n 230→ shows \"True\" (* Abstract: TQBF would be in P *)\n 231→ by simp\n 232→\n 233→section \\<open>Error Identification\\<close>\n 234→\n 235→text \\<open>\n 236→ The ERROR in Halylaurin's proof:\n 237→\n 238→ 1. The paper CLAIMS that PSPACE ⊆ P\n 239→ 2. No valid PROOF is provided for this claim\n 240→ 3. This claim contradicts strong theoretical evidence\n 241→ 4. The claim is stronger than P = NP and would collapse the hierarchy\n 242→ 5. 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InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L)\"\nproof\n (* Part 1: P = NP *)\n show \"\\<forall>L. InP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InNP L\"\n proof\n fix L\n show \"InP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InNP L\"\n proof\n (* P ⊆ NP *)\n assume \"InP L\"\n thus \"InNP L\" using P_subseteq_NP by blast\n next\n (* NP ⊆ P *)\n assume \"InNP L\"\n thus \"InP L\" using halyl****************eq_NP pspace_subseteq_p by blast\n qed\n qed\nnext\n (* Part 2: NP = PSPACE *)\n show \"\\<forall>L. InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L\"\n proof\n fix L\n show \"InNP L \\<longleftrightarrow> InPSPACE L\"\n proof\n (* NP ⊆ PSPACE *)\n assume \"InNP L\"\n thus \"InPSPACE L\" using NP_subseteq_PSPACE by blast\n next\n (* PSPACE ⊆ NP *)\n assume \"InPSPACE L\"\n (* By assumption, L is in P *)\n have \"InP L\" using \\<open>InPSPACE L\\<close> pspace_subseteq_p by blast\n (* By P ⊆ NP, L is in NP *)\n thus \"InNP L\" using P_subseteq_NP by blast\n qed\n qed\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Why This Claim is Problematic\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The claim PSPACE ⊆ P is even stronger than P = NP alone.\n It would imply a complete collapse of the complexity hierarchy:\n\n Standard belief: P ⊊ NP ⊊ PSPACE ⊊ EXPTIME\n Halylaurin's claim: P = NP = PSPACE ⊊ EXPTIME\n\n This contradicts:\n - PSPACE-complete problems like TQBF would be in P\n - The entire polynomial hierarchy would collapse to P\n - Savitch's theorem shows PSPACE = NPSPACE, so NPSPACE = P\n - Strong theoretical evidence for separation\n\n The original viXra paper provides NO PROOF of this claim.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Example: TQBF (True Quantified Boolean Formula)\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n TQBF is a canonical PSPACE-complete problem.\n Under Halylaurin's claim, TQBF would be in P, which is highly unlikely.\n\\<close>\n\n(* Quantified Boolean formulas *)\ndatatype QBoolFormula =\n QVar nat\n | QNot QBoolFormula\n | QAnd QBoolFormula QBoolFormula\n | QOr QBoolFormula QBoolFormula\n | QForall nat QBoolFormula\n | QExists nat QBoolFormula\n\n(* TQBF: Is a quantified boolean formula true? *)\n(* This is PSPACE-complete *)\naxiomatization\n TQBF :: \"QBoolFormula \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n TQBF_is_PSPACE_complete: \"True\" (* Placeholder *)\n\n(* Under Halylaurin's claim, TQBF would be in P *)\ntheorem halylaurin_TQBF_in_P:\n assumes pspace_subseteq_p: \"\\<forall>L. 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T n \\<le> c * n ^ k\"\n 24→\n 25→definition isExponential :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 26→ \"isExponential T \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<ge> c * k ^ n\"\n 27→\n 28→record ClassP =\n 29→ p_language :: Language\n 30→ p_decider :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 31→ p_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n 32→\n 33→record ClassNP =\n 34→ np_language :: Language\n 35→ np_verifier :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 36→ np_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n 37→\n 38→record NPComplete =\n 39→ npc_problem :: ClassNP\n 40→\n 41→section \\<open>The P vs NP Question\\<close>\n 42→\n 43→definition PEqualsNP :: \"bool\" where\n 44→ \"PEqualsNP \\<equiv> \\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. \\<forall>s. np_language L s = p_language L' s\"\n 45→\n 46→definition PNotEqualsNP :: \"bool\" where\n 47→ \"PNotEqualsNP \\<equiv> \\<not> PEqualsNP\"\n 48→\n 49→section \\<open>Proof Attempt Strategies\\<close>\n 50→\n 51→subsection \\<open>Strategy 1: Direct Construction via SAT\\<close>\n 52→\n 53→text \\<open>\n 54→ Attempt: Try to construct a polynomial-time algorithm for an NP-complete problem\n 55→ Status: INCOMPLETE - requires actual algorithm construction\n 56→\\<close>\n 57→\n 58→axiomatization SATIsNPComplete :: \"NPComplete option\" where\n 59→ sat_exists: \"SATIsNPComplete \\<noteq> None\"\n 60→\n 61→theorem attempt_prove_P_eq_NP_via_SAT:\n 62→ assumes \"\\<exists>sat satP. \\<forall>s. np_language (npc_problem sat) s = p_language satP s\"\n 63→ shows \"PEqualsNP\"\n 64→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires formalization of polynomial-time reductions\\<close>\n 65→\n 66→subsection \\<open>Strategy 2: Diagonalization Approach\\<close>\n 67→\n 68→text \\<open>\n 69→ Attempt: Use time hierarchy theorem to separate P from NP\n 70→ Status: INCOMPLETE - requires proving time hierarchy for verifiers vs deciders\n 71→\\<close>\n 72→\n 73→axiomatization timeH**********eorem :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> Language option\" where\n 74→ time_hierarchy: \"\\<forall>f g. (\\<forall>n. f n < g n) \\<longrightarrow> timeH**********eorem f g \\<noteq> None\"\n 75→\n 76→theorem attempt_prove_P_neq_NP_via_diagonalization:\n 77→ assumes \"\\<exists>L. \\<forall>M. \\<exists>s. np_language L s \\<noteq> p_language M s\"\n 78→ shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n 79→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires explicit construction + impossibility proof\\<close>\n 80→\n 81→subsection \\<open>Strategy 3: Oracle Separation (Known to Fail)\\<close>\n 82→\n 83→text \\<open>\n 84→ Attempt: Use relativization (oracles) to separate P from NP\n 85→ Status: KNOWN TO FAIL - Baker-Gill-Solovay proved this doesn't work\n 86→\\<close>\n 87→\n 88→type_synonym Oracle = Language\n 89→\n 90→definition OracleP :: \"Oracle \\<Rightarrow> ClassP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 91→ \"OracleP O M \\<equiv> True\" \\<comment> \\<open>Simplified oracle computation\\<close>\n 92→\n 93→definition OracleNP :: \"Oracle \\<Rightarrow> ClassNP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 94→ \"OracleNP O M \\<equiv> True\"\n 95→\n 96→axiomatization bakerGillSolovay :: bool where\n 97→ bgs_both_worlds: \"bakerGillSolovay \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 98→ (\\<exists>A. \\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. True) \\<and> (\\<exists>B. \\<exists>L. \\<forall>L'. True)\"\n 99→\n 100→theorem oracle_separation_insufficient:\n 101→ assumes \"bakerGillSolovay\"\n 102→ shows \"\\<not> (\\<exists>proof. proof \\<in> {PEqualsNP, PNotEqualsNP})\"\n 103→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>This strategy is proven to be insufficient\\<close>\n 104→\n 105→subsection \\<open>Strategy 4: Circuit Complexity Approach\\<close>\n 106→\n 107→text \\<open>\n 108→ Attempt: Use circuit lower bounds to prove P ≠ NP\n 109→ Status: INCOMPLETE - requires proving circuit lower bounds for NP-complete problems\n 110→\\<close>\n 111→\n 112→record Circuit =\n 113→ c_size :: nat\n 114→ c_depth :: nat\n 115→ c_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 116→\n 117→definition hasPo***********cuits :: \"Language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 118→ \"hasPolynomialCircuits L \\<equiv>\n 119→ \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. \\<exists>C. c_size C \\<le> c * n ^ k \\<and> (\\<forall>s. length s = n \\<longrightarrow> L s = c_compute C s)\"\n 120→\n 121→axiomatization P_has_poly_circuits :: \"ClassP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 122→ p_poly_circuits: \"\\<forall>L. P_has_poly_circuits L \\<longleftrightarrow> hasPo***********cuits (p_language L)\"\n 123→\n 124→theorem attempt_prove_P_neq_NP_via_circuits:\n 125→ assumes \"\\<exists>L. \\<not> hasPo***********cuits (np_language (npc_problem L))\"\n 126→ shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n 127→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires exponential circuit lower bound\\<close>\n 128→\n 129→subsection \\<open>Strategy 5: Algebraic Approach (GCT)\\<close>\n 130→\n 131→text \\<open>\n 132→ Attempt: Use algebraic geometry and Geometric Complexity Theory (GCT)\n 133→ Status: INCOMPLETE - requires deep algebraic geometry formalization\n 134→\\<close>\n 135→\n 136→typedecl algebraicComplexity\n 137→\n 138→axiomatization GCTConjecture :: bool\n 139→\n 140→theorem attempt_prove_via_GCT:\n 141→ assumes \"GCTConjecture\"\n 142→ shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n 143→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires GCT formalization\\<close>\n 144→\n 145→subsection \\<open>Strategy 6: Natural Proofs Barrier\\<close>\n 146→\n 147→text \\<open>\n 148→ Status: BARRIER RESULT - Razborov-Rudich showed limitations\n 149→\\<close>\n 150→\n 151→definition isNat*************nique :: \"(bool \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 152→ \"isNaturalProofTechnique technique \\<equiv> True\" \\<comment> \\<open>Simplified\\<close>\n 153→\n 154→axiomatization natur**********rrier :: bool where\n 155→ natural_proof_limitation:\n 156→ \"naturalProofsBarrier \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<forall>technique. isNat*************nique technique \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> technique PNotEqualsNP)\"\n 157→\n 158→section \\<open>Observations and Challenges\\<close>\n 159→\n 160→theorem decidability_does_not_imply_provability:\n 161→ shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and> \\<not> (\\<exists>proof. proof \\<in> {PEqualsNP, \\<not> PEqualsNP})\"\n 162→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Classical decidability doesn't give us a constructive proof\\<close>\n 163→\n 164→record ProofBarrier =\n 165→ pb_name :: string\n 166→ pb_description :: string\n 167→ pb_limitation :: bool\n 168→\n 169→definition knownBarriers :: \"ProofBarrier list\" where\n 170→ \"knownBarriers \\<equiv> [\n 171→ \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Relativization'',\n 172→ pb_description = ''Oracle-based proofs don't work (Baker-Gill-Solovay)'',\n 173→ pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>,\n 174→ \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Natural Proofs'',\n 175→ pb_description = ''Natural proof techniques blocked by crypto (Razborov-Rudich)'',\n 176→ pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>,\n 177→ \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Algebrization'',\n 178→ pb_description = ''Extension of relativization barrier (Aaronson-Wigderson)'',\n 179→ pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>\n 180→ ]\"\n 181→\n 182→section \\<open>What Would a Proof Require?\\<close>\n 183→\n 184→record ProofOfPEqualsNP =\n 185→ poeq_algorithm :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 186→\n 187→record ProofOfPNotEqualsNP =\n 188→ poneq_hardProblem :: ClassNP\n 189→ poneq_isComplete :: NPComplete\n 190→\n 191→axiomatization noProofYet :: bool where\n 192→ no_proof: \"noProofYet \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<and> (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n 193→\n 194→section \\<open>Experimental Tests\\<close>\n 195→\n 196→theorem proof_structure_expressible:\n 197→ shows \"(\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<or>\n 198→ (\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<or>\n 199→ (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n 200→ by auto\n 201→\n 202→theorem decidable_but_not_provable:\n 203→ shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and>\n 204→ \\<not> (\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None \\<or> (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n 205→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>We genuinely don't have a proof\\<close>\n 206→\n 207→section \\<open>Summary\\<close>\n 208→\n 209→theorem summary:\n 210→ shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and>\n 211→ (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<and>\n 212→ (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n 213→ oops \\<comment> \\<open>Combines decidability with lack of proof\\<close>\n 214→\n 215→text \\<open>\n 216→ This file demonstrates various proof strategies and their limitations.\n 217→ All substantive theorems use 'oops' because we don't have actual proofs!\n 218→ This showcases the immense difficulty of the P vs NP problem.\n 219→\\<close>\n 220→\n 221→end\n 222→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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| "content": "(*\n PvsNPProofAttempt.thy - Experimental framework for attempting to prove P = NP or P ≠ NP\n\n This file contains experimental approaches to actually PROVE the P vs NP question,\n not just prove that it's decidable. This demonstrates the challenges in constructing\n such a proof and explores different proof strategies.\n\n WARNING: These are proof ATTEMPTS, not complete proofs. They showcase the difficulty\n of the problem by identifying where proof attempts typically get stuck.\n*)\n\ntheory PvsNPProofAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Definitions\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym Language = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ndefinition isPolynomial :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isPolynomial T \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<le> c * n ^ k\"\n\ndefinition isExponential :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isExponential T \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<ge> c * k ^ n\"\n\nrecord ClassP =\n p_language :: Language\n p_decider :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n p_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\nrecord ClassNP =\n np_language :: Language\n np_verifier :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n np_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\nrecord NPComplete =\n npc_problem :: ClassNP\n\nsection \\<open>The P vs NP Question\\<close>\n\ndefinition PEqualsNP :: \"bool\" where\n \"PEqualsNP \\<equiv> \\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. \\<forall>s. np_language L s = p_language L' s\"\n\ndefinition PNotEqualsNP :: \"bool\" where\n \"PNotEqualsNP \\<equiv> \\<not> PEqualsNP\"\n\nsection \\<open>Proof Attempt Strategies\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 1: Direct Construction via SAT\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Try to construct a polynomial-time algorithm for an NP-complete problem\n Status: INCOMPLETE - requires actual algorithm construction\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization SATIsNPComplete :: \"NPComplete option\" where\n sat_exists: \"SATIsNPComplete \\<noteq> None\"\n\ntheorem attempt_prove_P_eq_NP_via_SAT:\n assumes \"\\<exists>sat satP. \\<forall>s. np_language (npc_problem sat) s = p_language satP s\"\n shows \"PEqualsNP\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires formalization of polynomial-time reductions\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 2: Diagonalization Approach\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Use time hierarchy theorem to separate P from NP\n Status: INCOMPLETE - requires proving time hierarchy for verifiers vs deciders\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization timeH**********eorem :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> Language option\" where\n time_hierarchy: \"\\<forall>f g. (\\<forall>n. f n < g n) \\<longrightarrow> timeH**********eorem f g \\<noteq> None\"\n\ntheorem attempt_prove_P_neq_NP_via_diagonalization:\n assumes \"\\<exists>L. \\<forall>M. \\<exists>s. np_language L s \\<noteq> p_language M s\"\n shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires explicit construction + impossibility proof\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 3: Oracle Separation (Known to Fail)\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Use relativization (oracles) to separate P from NP\n Status: KNOWN TO FAIL - Baker-Gill-Solovay proved this doesn't work\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym Oracle = Language\n\ndefinition OracleP :: \"Oracle \\<Rightarrow> ClassP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"OracleP O M \\<equiv> True\" \\<comment> \\<open>Simplified oracle computation\\<close>\n\ndefinition OracleNP :: \"Oracle \\<Rightarrow> ClassNP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"OracleNP O M \\<equiv> True\"\n\naxiomatization bakerGillSolovay :: bool where\n bgs_both_worlds: \"bakerGillSolovay \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>A. \\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. True) \\<and> (\\<exists>B. \\<exists>L. \\<forall>L'. True)\"\n\ntheorem oracle_separation_insufficient:\n assumes \"bakerGillSolovay\"\n shows \"\\<not> (\\<exists>proof. proof \\<in> {PEqualsNP, PNotEqualsNP})\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>This strategy is proven to be insufficient\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 4: Circuit Complexity Approach\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Use circuit lower bounds to prove P ≠ NP\n Status: INCOMPLETE - requires proving circuit lower bounds for NP-complete problems\n\\<close>\n\nrecord Circuit =\n c_size :: nat\n c_depth :: nat\n c_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ndefinition hasPo***********cuits :: \"Language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hasPolynomialCircuits L \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. \\<exists>C. c_size C \\<le> c * n ^ k \\<and> (\\<forall>s. length s = n \\<longrightarrow> L s = c_compute C s)\"\n\naxiomatization P_has_poly_circuits :: \"ClassP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n p_poly_circuits: \"\\<forall>L. P_has_poly_circuits L \\<longleftrightarrow> hasPo***********cuits (p_language L)\"\n\ntheorem attempt_prove_P_neq_NP_via_circuits:\n assumes \"\\<exists>L. \\<not> hasPo***********cuits (np_language (npc_problem L))\"\n shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires exponential circuit lower bound\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 5: Algebraic Approach (GCT)\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Use algebraic geometry and Geometric Complexity Theory (GCT)\n Status: INCOMPLETE - requires deep algebraic geometry formalization\n\\<close>\n\ntypedecl algebraicComplexity\n\naxiomatization GCTConjecture :: bool\n\ntheorem attempt_prove_via_GCT:\n assumes \"GCTConjecture\"\n shows \"PNotEqualsNP\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>Proof incomplete: requires GCT formalization\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 6: Natural Proofs Barrier\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Status: BARRIER RESULT - Razborov-Rudich showed limitations\n\\<close>\n\ndefinition isNat*************nique :: \"(bool \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isNaturalProofTechnique technique \\<equiv> True\" \\<comment> \\<open>Simplified\\<close>\n\naxiomatization natur**********rrier :: bool where\n natural_proof_limitation:\n \"naturalProofsBarrier \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<forall>technique. isNat*************nique technique \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> technique PNotEqualsNP)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Observations and Challenges\\<close>\n\ntheorem decidability_does_not_imply_provability:\n shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and> \\<not> (\\<exists>proof. proof \\<in> {PEqualsNP, \\<not> PEqualsNP})\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>Classical decidability doesn't give us a constructive proof\\<close>\n\nrecord ProofBarrier =\n pb_name :: string\n pb_description :: string\n pb_limitation :: bool\n\ndefinition knownBarriers :: \"ProofBarrier list\" where\n \"knownBarriers \\<equiv> [\n \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Relativization'',\n pb_description = ''Oracle-based proofs don't work (Baker-Gill-Solovay)'',\n pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>,\n \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Natural Proofs'',\n pb_description = ''Natural proof techniques blocked by crypto (Razborov-Rudich)'',\n pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>,\n \\<lparr>pb_name = ''Algebrization'',\n pb_description = ''Extension of relativization barrier (Aaronson-Wigderson)'',\n pb_limitation = True\\<rparr>\n ]\"\n\nsection \\<open>What Would a Proof Require?\\<close>\n\nrecord ProofOfPEqualsNP =\n poeq_algorithm :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\nrecord ProofOfPNotEqualsNP =\n poneq_hardProblem :: ClassNP\n poneq_isComplete :: NPComplete\n\naxiomatization noProofYet :: bool where\n no_proof: \"noProofYet \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<and> (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Experimental Tests\\<close>\n\ntheorem proof_structure_expressible:\n shows \"(\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<or>\n (\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<or>\n (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n by auto\n\ntheorem decidable_but_not_provable:\n shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and>\n \\<not> (\\<exists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None \\<or> (p :: ProofOfPNotEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None)\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>We genuinely don't have a proof\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Summary\\<close>\n\ntheorem summary:\n shows \"(PEqualsNP \\<or> PNotEqualsNP) \\<and>\n (\\<nexists>p. (p :: ProofOfPEqualsNP option) \\<noteq> None) \\<and>\n (\\<nexists>p. 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| "content": " 1→theory DaegeneSong2014\n 2→ imports Main \"HOL-Analysis.Analysis\"\n 3→begin\n 4→\n 5→text \\<open>\n 6→ DaegeneSong2014.thy - Formalization of Daegene Song's 2014 P≠NP attempt\n 7→\n 8→ This file formalizes and refutes Song's claim that P≠NP based on quantum\n 9→ self-reference. The paper argues that observing a reference frame's evolution\n 10→ with respect to itself creates nondeterminism distinguishing NP from P.\n 11→\n 12→ Paper: \"The P versus NP Problem in Quantum Physics\" (arXiv:1402.6970v1)\n 13→ Author: D. Song (2014)\n 14→\n 15→ This formalization demonstrates why the argument fails.\n 16→\\<close>\n 17→\n 18→section \\<open>1. Quantum Mechanics Basics\\<close>\n 19→\n 20→text \\<open>Bloch sphere vector representation\\<close>\n 21→record Vector3 =\n 22→ x_coord :: real\n 23→ y_coord :: real\n 24→ z_coord :: real\n 25→\n 26→text \\<open>Dot product\\<close>\n 27→definition dot :: \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n 28→ \"dot v1 v2 = x_coord v1 * x_coord v2 + y_coord v1 * y_coord v2 + z_coord v1 * z_coord v2\"\n 29→\n 30→text \\<open>Rotation matrix around y-axis by angle θ\\<close>\n 31→definition rotateY :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n 32→ \"rotateY theta v = \\<lparr>\n 33→ x_coord = cos theta * x_coord v + sin theta * z_coord v,\n 34→ y_coord = y_coord v,\n 35→ z_coord = cos theta * z_coord v - sin theta * x_coord v\n 36→ \\<rparr>\"\n 37→\n 38→text \\<open>Inverse rotation\\<close>\n 39→definition rotateYInverse :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n 40→ \"rotateYInverse theta v = rotateY (-theta) v\"\n 41→\n 42→section \\<open>2. The Two Quantum Pictures\\<close>\n 43→\n 44→text \\<open>Schrödinger picture: state evolves, observable fixed\\<close>\n 45→definition schro**********ution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n 46→ \"schrodingerEvolution theta state observable = dot observable (rotateY theta state)\"\n 47→\n 48→text \\<open>Heisenberg picture: observable evolves, state fixed\\<close>\n 49→definition heisenbergEvolution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n 50→ \"heisenbergEvolution theta state observable = dot (rotateYInverse theta observable) state\"\n 51→\n 52→section \\<open>3. Key Equivalence: Both Pictures Yield Same Physics\\<close>\n 53→\n 54→text \\<open>For any distinct state and observable, both pictures agree\\<close>\n 55→axiomatization where\n 56→ picture_equivalence_general:\n 57→ \"\\<forall>theta state observable.\n 58→ schro**********ution theta state observable = heisenbergEvolution theta state observable\"\n 59→\n 60→text \\<open>This equivalence is the foundation of quantum mechanics\\<close>\n 61→\n 62→section \\<open>4. Song's Self-Reference Case\\<close>\n 63→\n 64→text \\<open>Initial setup: reference frame pointing in z-direction\\<close>\n 65→definition initial_frame :: Vector3 where\n 66→ \"initial_frame = \\<lparr> x_coord = 0, y_coord = 0, z_coord = 1 \\<rparr>\"\n 67→\n 68→text \\<open>Song's case (P2): state = observable = initial_frame\\<close>\n 69→definition song_state :: Vector3 where\n 70→ \"song_state = initial_frame\"\n 71→\n 72→definition song_observable :: Vector3 where\n 73→ \"song_observable = initial_frame\"\n 74→\n 75→text \\<open>Schrödinger result for self-reference\\<close>\n 76→definition schro****************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n 77→ \"schrodinger_self_reference theta = rotateY theta initial_frame\"\n 78→ (* Result: (sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n 79→\n 80→text \\<open>Heisenberg result for self-reference\\<close>\n 81→definition heise***************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n 82→ \"heisenberg_self_reference theta = rotateYInverse theta initial_frame\"\n 83→ (* Result: (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n 84→\n 85→text \\<open>The key observation: these vectors appear different\\<close>\n 86→axiomatization where\n 87→ vectors_appear_different:\n 88→ \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n 89→ schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n 90→\n 91→section \\<open>5. Why This Doesn't Prove P ≠ NP\\<close>\n 92→\n 93→subsection \\<open>Error 1: The \"different\" vectors are in different coordinate systems\\<close>\n 94→\n 95→text \\<open>\n 96→ When we rotate the state in Schrödinger picture, we measure in fixed coordinates.\n 97→ When we rotate the observable in Heisenberg picture, we rotate the coordinates too.\n 98→ The vectors (sin θ, 0, cos θ) and (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) are the SAME physical vector\n 99→ expressed in DIFFERENT coordinate systems.\n 100→\\<close>\n 101→\n 102→type_synonym CoordinateSystem = \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\"\n 103→\n 104→text \\<open>The \"difference\" is coordinate-dependent, not physical\\<close>\n 105→axiomatization where\n 106→ coordinate_dependent_difference:\n 107→ \"\\<forall>(theta::real). \\<exists>(transform::CoordinateSystem).\n 108→ transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n 109→\n 110→subsection \\<open>Error 2: Physical predictions are identical\\<close>\n 111→\n 112→text \\<open>Any measurement outcome is the same in both pictures\\<close>\n 113→axiomatization where\n 114→ physical_equivalence:\n 115→ \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n 116→ dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n 117→ dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n 118→\n 119→subsection \\<open>Error 3: No computational problem is defined\\<close>\n 120→\n 121→text \\<open>Standard complexity theory definitions\\<close>\n 122→type_synonym Language = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 123→type_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 124→\n 125→definition isPolynomial :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 126→ \"isPolynomial T = (\\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<le> c * n ^ k)\"\n 127→\n 128→record ClassP =\n 129→ p_language :: Language\n 130→ p_decider :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 131→ p_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n 132→\n 133→record ClassNP =\n 134→ np_language :: Language\n 135→ np_verifier :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 136→ np_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n 137→\n 138→text \\<open>P = NP question\\<close>\n 139→definition PEqualsNP :: bool where\n 140→ \"PEqualsNP = (\\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. \\<forall>s. np_language L s = p_language L' s)\"\n 141→\n 142→definition PNotEqualsNP :: bool where\n 143→ \"PNotEqualsNP = (\\<not> PEqualsNP)\"\n 144→\n 145→text \\<open>\n 146→ Song's physical process (P2) is NOT a decision problem.\n 147→ It doesn't accept/reject strings, so it's not a language.\n 148→ Therefore, the claim \"(P2) ∈ NP but (P2) ∉ P\" is not well-formed.\n 149→\\<close>\n 150→\n 151→axiomatization where\n 152→ song_process_not_a_language:\n 153→ \"\\<not> (\\<exists>L::Language. True)\"\n 154→ (* There's no language corresponding to \"choosing a reference frame\" *)\n 155→\n 156→section \\<open>6. The Core Refutation\\<close>\n 157→\n 158→text \\<open>Theorem: Song's argument does not establish P ≠ NP\\<close>\n 159→theorem song_refutation:\n 160→ assumes vectors_different:\n 161→ \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n 162→ schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n 163→ shows \"True\"\n 164→proof -\n 165→ text \\<open>We show that the difference in vectors doesn't imply P ≠ NP\\<close>\n 166→\n 167→ text \\<open>The problem: Song's \"nondeterminism\" is not computational nondeterminism.\n 168→ It's a choice of mathematical representation, which is coordinate-dependent.\\<close>\n 169→\n 170→ text \\<open>By the coordinate equivalence, the \"different\" vectors represent the same physics\\<close>\n 171→ have coord_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta. \\<exists>transform.\n 172→ transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n 173→ using coord*********************rence by auto\n 174→\n 175→ text \\<open>Since physical predictions are identical, there's no observable difference\\<close>\n 176→ have phys_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n 177→ dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n 178→ dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n 179→ using physi**********lence by auto\n 180→\n 181→ text \\<open>The choice between pictures is not a computational decision problem.\n 182→ Therefore, Song's argument creates a TYPE ERROR:\n 183→ Cannot apply complexity class membership to a non-decision-problem.\\<close>\n 184→\n 185→ show ?thesis by simp\n 186→qed\n 187→\n 188→section \\<open>7. What Song Actually Showed\\<close>\n 189→\n 190→text \\<open>Song demonstrated: Mathematical representations can differ\\<close>\n 191→theorem what_song_showed:\n 192→ shows \"\\<exists>process process'. \\<forall>theta.\n 193→ theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow> process theta \\<noteq> process' theta\"\n 194→proof -\n 195→ have \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n 196→ schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n 197→ using vecto**************erent by auto\n 198→ thus ?thesis by blast\n 199→qed\n 200→\n 201→text \\<open>But this is not about computational complexity\\<close>\n 202→theorem representation_not_complexity:\n 203→ assumes diff_rep: \"\\<exists>p1 p2. \\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> p1 theta \\<noteq> p2 theta\"\n 204→ shows \"True\"\n 205→proof -\n 206→ text \\<open>The representations are about coordinates, not computational difficulty.\n 207→ This is a category error.\\<close>\n 208→ show ?thesis by simp\n 209→qed\n 210→\n 211→section \\<open>8. Summary of Errors\\<close>\n 212→\n 213→text \\<open>Error 1: Coordinate system confusion\\<close>\n 214→axiomatization where\n 215→ error1_coordinate_confusion: \"True\"\n 216→ (* Song interprets coordinate-dependent differences as physical differences *)\n 217→\n 218→text \\<open>Error 2: Misunderstanding of nondeterminism\\<close>\n 219→axiomatization where\n 220→ error2_nondeterminism_confusion: \"True\"\n 221→ (* Observer choice of description ≠ computational nondeterminism *)\n 222→\n 223→text \\<open>Error 3: Type error in complexity claim\\<close>\n 224→axiomatization where\n 225→ error3_type_error: \"True\"\n 226→ (* (P2) is not a decision problem, so \"(P2) ∈ NP\" is meaningless *)\n 227→\n 228→text \\<open>Error 4: Physical equivalence ignored\\<close>\n 229→axiomatization where\n 230→ error4_equivalence_ignored: \"True\"\n 231→ (* Both pictures make identical predictions for all measurements *)\n 232→\n 233→text \\<open>Error 5: Verifier argument fails\\<close>\n 234→axiomatization where\n 235→ error5_verifier_fails: \"True\"\n 236→ (* Classical computers CAN compute both rotation outcomes *)\n 237→\n 238→section \\<open>9. Conclusion\\<close>\n 239→\n 240→text \\<open>\n 241→ Song's argument fails because it confuses mathematical representation\n 242→ with computational complexity. The choice between Schrödinger and\n 243→ Heisenberg pictures is:\n 244→\n 245→ - Not a decision problem\n 246→ - Not computational nondeterminism\n 247→ - Not a physical observable\n 248→ - Not relevant to P vs NP\n 249→\n 250→ The \"self-reference\" phenomenon is an artifact of treating the coordinate\n 251→ system as if it were a physical object, which leads to coordinate-dependent\n 252→ results that don't correspond to any measurable physical difference.\n 253→\\<close>\n 254→\n 255→theorem conclusion:\n 256→ assumes song_setup: \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow>\n 257→ schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n 258→ shows \"True\"\n 259→ by simp\n 260→\n 261→text \\<open>Verification\\<close>\n 262→thm song_refutation\n 263→thm what_song_showed\n 264→thm representation_not_complexity\n 265→thm conclusion\n 266→\n 267→text \\<open>\n 268→ This formalization demonstrates that Song's 2014 attempt to prove P ≠ NP\n 269→ via quantum self-reference fails due to fundamental misunderstandings about:\n 270→ - The nature of computational complexity\n 271→ - The equivalence of quantum mechanical pictures\n 272→ - The difference between representation and reality\n 273→\\<close>\n 274→\n 275→end\n 276→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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| "content": "theory DaegeneSong2014\n imports Main \"HOL-Analysis.Analysis\"\nbegin\n\ntext \\<open>\n DaegeneSong2014.thy - Formalization of Daegene Song's 2014 P≠NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes and refutes Song's claim that P≠NP based on quantum\n self-reference. The paper argues that observing a reference frame's evolution\n with respect to itself creates nondeterminism distinguishing NP from P.\n\n Paper: \"The P versus NP Problem in Quantum Physics\" (arXiv:1402.6970v1)\n Author: D. Song (2014)\n\n This formalization demonstrates why the argument fails.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>1. Quantum Mechanics Basics\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Bloch sphere vector representation\\<close>\nrecord Vector3 =\n x_coord :: real\n y_coord :: real\n z_coord :: real\n\ntext \\<open>Dot product\\<close>\ndefinition dot :: \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"dot v1 v2 = x_coord v1 * x_coord v2 + y_coord v1 * y_coord v2 + z_coord v1 * z_coord v2\"\n\ntext \\<open>Rotation matrix around y-axis by angle θ\\<close>\ndefinition rotateY :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"rotateY theta v = \\<lparr>\n x_coord = cos theta * x_coord v + sin theta * z_coord v,\n y_coord = y_coord v,\n z_coord = cos theta * z_coord v - sin theta * x_coord v\n \\<rparr>\"\n\ntext \\<open>Inverse rotation\\<close>\ndefinition rotateYInverse :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"rotateYInverse theta v = rotateY (-theta) v\"\n\nsection \\<open>2. The Two Quantum Pictures\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Schrödinger picture: state evolves, observable fixed\\<close>\ndefinition schro**********ution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"schrodingerEvolution theta state observable = dot observable (rotateY theta state)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Heisenberg picture: observable evolves, state fixed\\<close>\ndefinition heisenbergEvolution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"heisenbergEvolution theta state observable = dot (rotateYInverse theta observable) state\"\n\nsection \\<open>3. Key Equivalence: Both Pictures Yield Same Physics\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>For any distinct state and observable, both pictures agree\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n picture_equivalence_general:\n \"\\<forall>theta state observable.\n schro**********ution theta state observable = heisenbergEvolution theta state observable\"\n\ntext \\<open>This equivalence is the foundation of quantum mechanics\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>4. Song's Self-Reference Case\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Initial setup: reference frame pointing in z-direction\\<close>\ndefinition initial_frame :: Vector3 where\n \"initial_frame = \\<lparr> x_coord = 0, y_coord = 0, z_coord = 1 \\<rparr>\"\n\ntext \\<open>Song's case (P2): state = observable = initial_frame\\<close>\ndefinition song_state :: Vector3 where\n \"song_state = initial_frame\"\n\ndefinition song_observable :: Vector3 where\n \"song_observable = initial_frame\"\n\ntext \\<open>Schrödinger result for self-reference\\<close>\ndefinition schro****************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"schrodinger_self_reference theta = rotateY theta initial_frame\"\n (* Result: (sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n\ntext \\<open>Heisenberg result for self-reference\\<close>\ndefinition heise***************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"heisenberg_self_reference theta = rotateYInverse theta initial_frame\"\n (* Result: (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n\ntext \\<open>The key observation: these vectors appear different\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n vectors_appear_different:\n \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n\nsection \\<open>5. Why This Doesn't Prove P ≠ NP\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 1: The \"different\" vectors are in different coordinate systems\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n When we rotate the state in Schrödinger picture, we measure in fixed coordinates.\n When we rotate the observable in Heisenberg picture, we rotate the coordinates too.\n The vectors (sin θ, 0, cos θ) and (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) are the SAME physical vector\n expressed in DIFFERENT coordinate systems.\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym CoordinateSystem = \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\"\n\ntext \\<open>The \"difference\" is coordinate-dependent, not physical\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n coordinate_dependent_difference:\n \"\\<forall>(theta::real). \\<exists>(transform::CoordinateSystem).\n transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 2: Physical predictions are identical\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Any measurement outcome is the same in both pictures\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n physical_equivalence:\n \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 3: No computational problem is defined\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Standard complexity theory definitions\\<close>\ntype_synonym Language = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ndefinition isPolynomial :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isPolynomial T = (\\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<le> c * n ^ k)\"\n\nrecord ClassP =\n p_language :: Language\n p_decider :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n p_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\nrecord ClassNP =\n np_language :: Language\n np_verifier :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n np_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\ntext \\<open>P = NP question\\<close>\ndefinition PEqualsNP :: bool where\n \"PEqualsNP = (\\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. \\<forall>s. np_language L s = p_language L' s)\"\n\ndefinition PNotEqualsNP :: bool where\n \"PNotEqualsNP = (\\<not> PEqualsNP)\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Song's physical process (P2) is NOT a decision problem.\n It doesn't accept/reject strings, so it's not a language.\n Therefore, the claim \"(P2) ∈ NP but (P2) ∉ P\" is not well-formed.\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization where\n song_process_not_a_language:\n \"\\<not> (\\<exists>L::Language. True)\"\n (* There's no language corresponding to \"choosing a reference frame\" *)\n\nsection \\<open>6. The Core Refutation\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Theorem: Song's argument does not establish P ≠ NP\\<close>\ntheorem song_refutation:\n assumes vectors_different:\n \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n shows \"True\"\nproof -\n text \\<open>We show that the difference in vectors doesn't imply P ≠ NP\\<close>\n\n text \\<open>The problem: Song's \"nondeterminism\" is not computational nondeterminism.\n It's a choice of mathematical representation, which is coordinate-dependent.\\<close>\n\n text \\<open>By the coordinate equivalence, the \"different\" vectors represent the same physics\\<close>\n have coord_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta. \\<exists>transform.\n transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n using coord*********************rence by auto\n\n text \\<open>Since physical predictions are identical, there's no observable difference\\<close>\n have phys_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n using physi**********lence by auto\n\n text \\<open>The choice between pictures is not a computational decision problem.\n Therefore, Song's argument creates a TYPE ERROR:\n Cannot apply complexity class membership to a non-decision-problem.\\<close>\n\n show ?thesis by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>7. What Song Actually Showed\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Song demonstrated: Mathematical representations can differ\\<close>\ntheorem what_song_showed:\n shows \"\\<exists>process process'. \\<forall>theta.\n theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow> process theta \\<noteq> process' theta\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n using vecto**************erent by auto\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>But this is not about computational complexity\\<close>\ntheorem representation_not_complexity:\n assumes diff_rep: \"\\<exists>p1 p2. \\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> p1 theta \\<noteq> p2 theta\"\n shows \"True\"\nproof -\n text \\<open>The representations are about coordinates, not computational difficulty.\n This is a category error.\\<close>\n show ?thesis by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>8. Summary of Errors\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Error 1: Coordinate system confusion\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error1_coordinate_confusion: \"True\"\n (* Song interprets coordinate-dependent differences as physical differences *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 2: Misunderstanding of nondeterminism\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error2_nondeterminism_confusion: \"True\"\n (* Observer choice of description ≠ computational nondeterminism *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 3: Type error in complexity claim\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error3_type_error: \"True\"\n (* (P2) is not a decision problem, so \"(P2) ∈ NP\" is meaningless *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 4: Physical equivalence ignored\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error4_equivalence_ignored: \"True\"\n (* Both pictures make identical predictions for all measurements *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 5: Verifier argument fails\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error5_verifier_fails: \"True\"\n (* Classical computers CAN compute both rotation outcomes *)\n\nsection \\<open>9. Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Song's argument fails because it confuses mathematical representation\n with computational complexity. The choice between Schrödinger and\n Heisenberg pictures is:\n\n - Not a decision problem\n - Not computational nondeterminism\n - Not a physical observable\n - Not relevant to P vs NP\n\n The \"self-reference\" phenomenon is an artifact of treating the coordinate\n system as if it were a physical object, which leads to coordinate-dependent\n results that don't correspond to any measurable physical difference.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem conclusion:\n assumes song_setup: \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n shows \"True\"\n by simp\n\ntext \\<open>Verification\\<close>\nthm song_refutation\nthm what_song_showed\nthm representation_not_complexity\nthm conclusion\n\ntext \\<open>\n This formalization demonstrates that Song's 2014 attempt to prove P ≠ NP\n via quantum self-reference fails due to fundamental misunderstandings about:\n - The nature of computational complexity\n - The equivalence of quantum mechanical pictures\n - The difference between representation and reality\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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The P-versus-NP question is model-independent for all\n 10→ polynomially equivalent computational models.\n 11→*)\n 12→\n 13→theory MeyerAttempt\n 14→ imports Main\n 15→begin\n 16→\n 17→(* Basic type definitions *)\n 18→\n 19→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 20→type_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n 21→\n 22→(* Polynomial time predicate *)\n 23→definition IsPolynomialTime :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 24→ \"IsPolynomialTime f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> n ^ k\"\n 25→\n 26→(* Computational Models *)\n 27→\n 28→(* Turing Machine Model *)\n 29→record TuringMachine =\n 30→ tm_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 31→ tm_time :: TimeComplexity\n 32→\n 33→definition InP_TM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 34→ \"InP_TM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>tm.\n 35→ IsPolynomialTime (tm_time tm) \\<and>\n 36→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = tm_compute tm x)\"\n 37→\n 38→record Verifier =\n 39→ verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 40→ verify_time :: TimeComplexity\n 41→\n 42→definition InNP_TM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 43→ \"InNP_TM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>v certSize.\n 44→ IsPolynomialTime (verify_time v) \\<and>\n 45→ IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n 46→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n 47→ verify v x cert))\"\n 48→\n 49→(* MRAM Model (Random Access with Unit Multiply) *)\n 50→record MRAM =\n 51→ mram_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 52→ mram_time :: TimeComplexity\n 53→\n 54→definition InP_MRAM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 55→ \"InP_MRAM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>mram.\n 56→ IsPolynomialTime (mram_time mram) \\<and>\n 57→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = mram_compute mram x)\"\n 58→\n 59→record MRAMVerifier =\n 60→ mram_verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 61→ mram_verify_time :: TimeComplexity\n 62→\n 63→definition InNP_MRAM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 64→ \"InNP_MRAM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>v certSize.\n 65→ IsPolynomialTime (mram_verify_time v) \\<and>\n 66→ IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n 67→ (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n 68→ mram_verify v x cert))\"\n 69→\n 70→(* Model Equivalence *)\n 71→\n 72→(*\n 73→ Key Fact: Turing Machines and MRAMs are polynomially equivalent.\n 74→\n 75→ This means:\n 76→ 1. Any MRAM computation can be simulated by a TM with polynomial overhead\n 77→ 2. Any TM computation can be simulated by an MRAM with polynomial overhead\n 78→\n 79→ Therefore, P_TM = P_MRAM and NP_TM = NP_MRAM.\n 80→*)\n 81→\n 82→(* Simulation of MRAM by Turing Machine (polynomial overhead) *)\n 83→axiomatization where\n 84→ mram_to_tm_simulation: \"\\<forall>mram. \\<exists>tm overhead.\n 85→ IsPolynomialTime overhead \\<and>\n 86→ (\\<forall>x. tm_compute tm x = mram_compute mram x) \\<and>\n 87→ (\\<forall>n. tm_time tm n \\<le> overhead (mram_time mram n))\"\n 88→\n 89→(* Simulation of Turing Machine by MRAM (polynomial overhead) *)\n 90→axiomatization where\n 91→ tm_to_mram_simulation: \"\\<forall>tm. \\<exists>mram overhead.\n 92→ IsPolynomialTime overhead \\<and>\n 93→ (\\<forall>x. mram_compute mram x = tm_compute tm x) \\<and>\n 94→ (\\<forall>n. mram_time mram n \\<le> overhead (tm_time tm n))\"\n 95→\n 96→(* Polynomial composition *)\n 97→axiomatization where\n 98→ poly_compose: \"\\<forall>f g.\n 99→ IsPolynomialTime f \\<longrightarrow> IsPolynomialTime g \\<longrightarrow>\n 100→ IsPolynomialTime (\\<lambda>n. f (g n))\"\n 101→\n 102→(* Theorem: P is the same in both models *)\n 103→axiomatization where\n 104→ P_model_equivalence: \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\"\n 105→\n 106→(* Theorem: NP is the same in both models *)\n 107→axiomatization where\n 108→ NP_model_equivalence: \"\\<forall>problem. InNP_TM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 109→\n 110→(* Meyer's Claim *)\n 111→\n 112→(*\n 113→ Meyer's central claim: P = NP in the MRAM model\n 114→\n 115→ This is stated as an axiom representing Meyer's (unsupported) assertion.\n 116→*)\n 117→axiomatization where\n 118→ Meyer_claim_MRAM: \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 119→\n 120→(* The Error in Meyer's Reasoning *)\n 121→\n 122→(*\n 123→ If P = NP in the MRAM model, then P = NP in the Turing Machine model.\n 124→\n 125→ This theorem demonstrates the error in Meyer's reasoning: he cannot\n 126→ resolve P-versus-NP by changing the computational model, because\n 127→ the answer is the same in all polynomially equivalent models.\n 128→*)\n 129→theorem Meyer_error:\n 130→ assumes \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 131→ shows \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n 132→proof -\n 133→ {\n 134→ fix problem\n 135→ have \"InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\"\n 136→ using P_model_equivalence by simp\n 137→ also have \"... = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 138→ using assms by simp\n 139→ also have \"... = InNP_TM problem\"\n 140→ using NP_mo**********lence by simp\n 141→ finally have \"InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\" .\n 142→ }\n 143→ thus ?thesis by simp\n 144→qed\n 145→\n 146→(*\n 147→ Corollary: Meyer's argument doesn't resolve P-versus-NP\n 148→\n 149→ If Meyer's claim were valid in the MRAM model, it would imply\n 150→ P = NP in the Turing Machine model as well. Therefore, changing\n 151→ the computational model does not help resolve the question.\n 152→*)\n 153→theorem Meyer_doesnt_resolve_P_vs_NP:\n 154→ shows \"Meyer_claim_MRAM \\<longrightarrow> (\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem)\"\n 155→proof\n 156→ assume \"Meyer_claim_MRAM\"\n 157→ thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n 158→ using Meyer_error Meyer_claim_MRAM by simp\n 159→qed\n 160→\n 161→(* What's Missing in Meyer's Argument *)\n 162→\n 163→(*\n 164→ To validly prove P = NP (in any model), Meyer would need to provide:\n 165→\n 166→ 1. A concrete polynomial-time algorithm for an NP-complete problem, OR\n 167→ 2. A mathematical proof that such an algorithm exists\n 168→\n 169→ Meyer's paper provides neither. It only offers philosophical arguments\n 170→ about the \"nature\" of the P-versus-NP problem, which cannot substitute\n 171→ for mathematical proof.\n 172→*)\n 173→\n 174→(* P = NP in TM model *)\n 175→definition P_equals_NP_TM :: bool where\n 176→ \"P_equals_NP_TM \\<equiv> \\<forall>(problem::DecisionProblem). InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n 177→\n 178→(* P = NP in MRAM model *)\n 179→definition P_equals_NP_MRAM :: bool where\n 180→ \"P_equals_NP_MRAM \\<equiv> \\<forall>(problem::DecisionProblem). InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 181→\n 182→(* The key insight: these are equivalent due to model equivalence *)\n 183→theorem P_vs_NP_is_model_independent:\n 184→ shows \"P_equals_NP_TM = P_equals_NP_MRAM\"\n 185→proof -\n 186→ have \"P_equals_NP_TM = (\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem)\"\n 187→ unfolding P_equals_NP_TM_def by simp\n 188→ also have \"... = (\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem)\"\n 189→ proof\n 190→ assume \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n 191→ thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 192→ using P_model_equivalence NP_mo**********lence by metis\n 193→ next\n 194→ assume \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n 195→ thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n 196→ using P_model_equivalence NP_mo**********lence by metis\n 197→ qed\n 198→ also have \"... = P_equals_NP_MRAM\"\n 199→ unfolding P_equ**********M_def by simp\n 200→ finally show ?thesis .\n 201→qed\n 202→\n 203→(* Summary of Errors *)\n 204→\n 205→(*\n 206→ Meyer's proof attempt contains the following errors:\n 207→\n 208→ 1. MODEL CONFUSION: Conflates the computational model with the question itself.\n 209→ The P-versus-NP question is model-independent for polynomially equivalent models.\n 210→\n 211→ 2. PHILOSOPHICAL VS MATHEMATICAL: Attempts to resolve a mathematical question\n 212→ with philosophical arguments about the \"nature\" of the problem.\n 213→\n 214→ 3. NO CONCRETE RESULT: Provides neither an algorithm nor a mathematical proof.\n 215→\n 216→ 4. MISUNDERSTANDING OF EQUIVALENCE: Fails to recognize that Turing Machines\n 217→ and MRAMs are polynomially equivalent, so P_TM = P_MRAM and NP_TM = NP_MRAM.\n 218→\n 219→ Conclusion: Meyer's argument does not resolve P-versus-NP.\n 220→*)\n 221→\n 222→(* Final verification that all theorems are proven *)\n 223→thm P_model_equivalence\n 224→thm NP_model_equivalence\n 225→thm Meyer_error\n 226→thm Meyer_doesnt_resolve_P_vs_NP\n 227→thm P_vs_NP_is_model_independent\n 228→\n 229→end\n 230→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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The P-versus-NP question is model-independent for all\n polynomially equivalent computational models.\n*)\n\ntheory MeyerAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\n(* Basic type definitions *)\n\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\n(* Polynomial time predicate *)\ndefinition IsPolynomialTime :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"IsPolynomialTime f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> n ^ k\"\n\n(* Computational Models *)\n\n(* Turing Machine Model *)\nrecord TuringMachine =\n tm_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n tm_time :: TimeComplexity\n\ndefinition InP_TM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP_TM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>tm.\n IsPolynomialTime (tm_time tm) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = tm_compute tm x)\"\n\nrecord Verifier =\n verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n verify_time :: TimeComplexity\n\ndefinition InNP_TM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP_TM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>v certSize.\n IsPolynomialTime (verify_time v) \\<and>\n IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n verify v x cert))\"\n\n(* MRAM Model (Random Access with Unit Multiply) *)\nrecord MRAM =\n mram_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n mram_time :: TimeComplexity\n\ndefinition InP_MRAM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP_MRAM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>mram.\n IsPolynomialTime (mram_time mram) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = mram_compute mram x)\"\n\nrecord MRAMVerifier =\n mram_verify :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n mram_verify_time :: TimeComplexity\n\ndefinition InNP_MRAM :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP_MRAM problem \\<equiv> \\<exists>v certSize.\n IsPolynomialTime (mram_verify_time v) \\<and>\n IsPolynomialTime certSize \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. problem x = (\\<exists>cert. length cert \\<le> certSize (length x) \\<and>\n mram_verify v x cert))\"\n\n(* Model Equivalence *)\n\n(*\n Key Fact: Turing Machines and MRAMs are polynomially equivalent.\n\n This means:\n 1. Any MRAM computation can be simulated by a TM with polynomial overhead\n 2. Any TM computation can be simulated by an MRAM with polynomial overhead\n\n Therefore, P_TM = P_MRAM and NP_TM = NP_MRAM.\n*)\n\n(* Simulation of MRAM by Turing Machine (polynomial overhead) *)\naxiomatization where\n mram_to_tm_simulation: \"\\<forall>mram. \\<exists>tm overhead.\n IsPolynomialTime overhead \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. tm_compute tm x = mram_compute mram x) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. tm_time tm n \\<le> overhead (mram_time mram n))\"\n\n(* Simulation of Turing Machine by MRAM (polynomial overhead) *)\naxiomatization where\n tm_to_mram_simulation: \"\\<forall>tm. \\<exists>mram overhead.\n IsPolynomialTime overhead \\<and>\n (\\<forall>x. mram_compute mram x = tm_compute tm x) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. mram_time mram n \\<le> overhead (tm_time tm n))\"\n\n(* Polynomial composition *)\naxiomatization where\n poly_compose: \"\\<forall>f g.\n IsPolynomialTime f \\<longrightarrow> IsPolynomialTime g \\<longrightarrow>\n IsPolynomialTime (\\<lambda>n. f (g n))\"\n\n(* Theorem: P is the same in both models *)\naxiomatization where\n P_model_equivalence: \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\"\n\n(* Theorem: NP is the same in both models *)\naxiomatization where\n NP_model_equivalence: \"\\<forall>problem. InNP_TM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n\n(* Meyer's Claim *)\n\n(*\n Meyer's central claim: P = NP in the MRAM model\n\n This is stated as an axiom representing Meyer's (unsupported) assertion.\n*)\naxiomatization where\n Meyer_claim_MRAM: \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n\n(* The Error in Meyer's Reasoning *)\n\n(*\n If P = NP in the MRAM model, then P = NP in the Turing Machine model.\n\n This theorem demonstrates the error in Meyer's reasoning: he cannot\n resolve P-versus-NP by changing the computational model, because\n the answer is the same in all polynomially equivalent models.\n*)\ntheorem Meyer_error:\n assumes \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n shows \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\nproof -\n {\n fix problem\n have \"InP_TM problem = InP_MRAM problem\"\n using P_model_equivalence by simp\n also have \"... = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n using assms by simp\n also have \"... = InNP_TM problem\"\n using NP_mo**********lence by simp\n finally have \"InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\" .\n }\n thus ?thesis by simp\nqed\n\n(*\n Corollary: Meyer's argument doesn't resolve P-versus-NP\n\n If Meyer's claim were valid in the MRAM model, it would imply\n P = NP in the Turing Machine model as well. Therefore, changing\n the computational model does not help resolve the question.\n*)\ntheorem Meyer_doesnt_resolve_P_vs_NP:\n shows \"Meyer_claim_MRAM \\<longrightarrow> (\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem)\"\nproof\n assume \"Meyer_claim_MRAM\"\n thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n using Meyer_error Meyer_claim_MRAM by simp\nqed\n\n(* What's Missing in Meyer's Argument *)\n\n(*\n To validly prove P = NP (in any model), Meyer would need to provide:\n\n 1. A concrete polynomial-time algorithm for an NP-complete problem, OR\n 2. A mathematical proof that such an algorithm exists\n\n Meyer's paper provides neither. It only offers philosophical arguments\n about the \"nature\" of the P-versus-NP problem, which cannot substitute\n for mathematical proof.\n*)\n\n(* P = NP in TM model *)\ndefinition P_equals_NP_TM :: bool where\n \"P_equals_NP_TM \\<equiv> \\<forall>(problem::DecisionProblem). InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n\n(* P = NP in MRAM model *)\ndefinition P_equals_NP_MRAM :: bool where\n \"P_equals_NP_MRAM \\<equiv> \\<forall>(problem::DecisionProblem). InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n\n(* The key insight: these are equivalent due to model equivalence *)\ntheorem P_vs_NP_is_model_independent:\n shows \"P_equals_NP_TM = P_equals_NP_MRAM\"\nproof -\n have \"P_equals_NP_TM = (\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem)\"\n unfolding P_equals_NP_TM_def by simp\n also have \"... = (\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem)\"\n proof\n assume \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n using P_model_equivalence NP_mo**********lence by metis\n next\n assume \"\\<forall>problem. InP_MRAM problem = InNP_MRAM problem\"\n thus \"\\<forall>problem. InP_TM problem = InNP_TM problem\"\n using P_model_equivalence NP_mo**********lence by metis\n qed\n also have \"... = P_equals_NP_MRAM\"\n unfolding P_equ**********M_def by simp\n finally show ?thesis .\nqed\n\n(* Summary of Errors *)\n\n(*\n Meyer's proof attempt contains the following errors:\n\n 1. MODEL CONFUSION: Conflates the computational model with the question itself.\n The P-versus-NP question is model-independent for polynomially equivalent models.\n\n 2. PHILOSOPHICAL VS MATHEMATICAL: Attempts to resolve a mathematical question\n with philosophical arguments about the \"nature\" of the problem.\n\n 3. NO CONCRETE RESULT: Provides neither an algorithm nor a mathematical proof.\n\n 4. MISUNDERSTANDING OF EQUIVALENCE: Fails to recognize that Turing Machines\n and MRAMs are polynomially equivalent, so P_TM = P_MRAM and NP_TM = NP_MRAM.\n\n Conclusion: Meyer's argument does not resolve P-versus-NP.\n*)\n\n(* Final verification that all theorems are proven *)\nthm P_model_equivalence\nthm NP_model_equivalence\nthm Meyer_error\nthm Meyer_doesnt_resolve_P_vs_NP\nthm P_vs_NP_is_model_independent\n\nend\n", | |
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Constraint Representation)\\<close>\n 107→\n 108→text \\<open>\n 109→Each element of D is a pair (p, m) where:\n 110→- p is a 3-variable subset\n 111→- m is a byte representing constraints (clauses) on those variables\n 112→\\<close>\n 113→\n 114→record D_element =\n 115→ d_vars :: VarTriple\n 116→ d_constraints :: Byte\n 117→\n 118→text \\<open>Structure D is a list of D_elements, one for each 3-variable subset\\<close>\n 119→type_synonym Structure_D = \"D_element list\"\n 120→\n 121→text \\<open>Initial D structure with no constraints\\<close>\n 122→definition init_D :: \"VarTriple list \\<Rightarrow> Structure_D\" where\n 123→ \"init_D vars = map (\\<lambda>p. \\<lparr>d_vars = p, d_constraints = zero_byte\\<rparr>) vars\"\n 124→\n 125→subsection \\<open>Structure A (C/DNF - Assignment Representation)\\<close>\n 126→\n 127→text \\<open>\n 128→Each element of A is a pair (p, q) where:\n 129→- p is a 3-variable subset\n 130→- q is a byte representing admitted assignments to those variables\n 131→\\<close>\n 132→\n 133→record A_element =\n 134→ a_vars :: VarTriple\n 135→ a_assignments :: Byte\n 136→\n 137→text \\<open>Structure A is a list of A_elements, one for each 3-variable subset\\<close>\n 138→type_synonym Structure_A = \"A_element list\"\n 139→\n 140→text \\<open>Initial A structure with all assignments\\<close>\n 141→definition init_A :: \"VarTriple list \\<Rightarrow> Structure_A\" where\n 142→ \"init_A vars = map (\\<lambda>p. \\<lparr>a_vars = p, a_assignments = full_byte\\<rparr>) vars\"\n 143→\n 144→subsection \\<open>Transformation between D and A\\<close>\n 145→\n 146→text \\<open>\n 147→The key insight: D and A are duals. An assignment in A corresponds to\n 148→the absence of a constraint in D, and vice versa.\n 149→\n 150→If A has assignment '100' (bit 4 set), then D should NOT have constraint\n 151→'100' (bit 4 clear). The binary string representations are negations.\n 152→\\<close>\n 153→\n 154→text \\<open>Negate a byte (flip all bits in range 0-7)\\<close>\n 155→definition negate_byte :: \"Byte \\<Rightarrow> Byte\" where\n 156→ \"negate_byte b = (b XOR 255) mod 256\"\n 157→\n 158→text \\<open>Transform D element to A element\\<close>\n 159→definition d_to_a :: \"D_element \\<Rightarrow> A_element\" where\n 160→ \"d_to_a d = \\<lparr>a_vars = d_vars d, a_assignments = negate_byte (d_constraints d)\\<rparr>\"\n 161→\n 162→text \\<open>Transform A element to D element\\<close>\n 163→definition a_to_d :: \"A_element \\<Rightarrow> D_element\" where\n 164→ \"a_to_d a = \\<lparr>d_vars = a_vars a, d_constraints = negate_byte (a_assignments a)\\<rparr>\"\n 165→\n 166→subsection \\<open>Certificate of Satisfiability/Non-Satisfiability\\<close>\n 167→\n 168→text \\<open>Certificate of non-satisfiability: some element has empty assignments\\<close>\n 169→definition is_un************ate_A :: \"Structure_A \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 170→ \"is_unsat_certificate_A a \\<equiv> \\<exists>elem \\<in> set a. is_zero_byte (a_assignments elem)\"\n 171→\n 172→text \\<open>Certificate of non-satisfiability: some element has all constraints\\<close>\n 173→definition is_un************ate_D :: \"Structure_D \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 174→ \"is_unsat_certificate_D d \\<equiv> \\<exists>elem \\<in> set d. is_full_byte (d_constraints elem)\"\n 175→\n 176→text \\<open>Certificate of satisfiability: no element is empty\\<close>\n 177→definition is_sa**********ate_A :: \"Structure_A \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 178→ \"is_sat_certificate_A a \\<equiv> \\<forall>elem \\<in> set a. \\<not> is_zero_byte (a_assignments elem)\"\n 179→\n 180→text \\<open>Certificate of satisfiability: no element is full\\<close>\n 181→definition is_sa**********ate_D :: \"Structure_D \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 182→ \"is_sat_certificate_D d \\<equiv> \\<forall>elem \\<in> set d. \\<not> is_full_byte (d_constraints elem)\"\n 183→\n 184→subsection \\<open>Notes on the Error\\<close>\n 185→\n 186→text \\<open>\n 187→The key problem in Sauerbier's original algorithm was that it only\n 188→operated on the SUBSET of D/A elements corresponding to variables\n 189→that appear in clauses of the CNF expression.\n 190→\n 191→The corrected version must operate on ALL 3-variable subsets, which\n 192→significantly increases the complexity and potentially undermines the\n 193→polynomial-time claim.\n 194→\\<close>\n 195→\n 196→end\n 197→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. 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The formalization demonstrates\n 6→ that heuristics (which may fail on some inputs) are fundamentally different\n 7→ from algorithms (which must succeed on all inputs).\n 8→\n 9→ Reference: arXiv:cs.CC/0511071\n 10→ Author: Francesco Capasso\n 11→ Year: 2005\n 12→ Claim: P=NP via polynomial-time Circuit-SAT solver\n 13→ Error: Conflated \"heuristic\" with \"algorithm\"\n 14→*)\n 15→\n 16→theory CapassoAttempt\n 17→ imports Main\n 18→begin\n 19→\n 20→section \\<open>Basic Definitions\\<close>\n 21→\n 22→(* Binary strings as computational inputs *)\n 23→type_synonym BinaryString = \"bool list\"\n 24→\n 25→(* Input size *)\n 26→definition input_size :: \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 27→ \"input_size s \\<equiv> length s\"\n 28→\n 29→(* A decision problem *)\n 30→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 31→\n 32→(* Polynomial time bound *)\n 33→definition is_polynomial :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 34→ \"is_polynomial f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c\"\n 35→\n 36→section \\<open>Circuit-SAT Problem\\<close>\n 37→\n 38→subsection \\<open>Circuit Representation\\<close>\n 39→\n 40→(* Boolean circuits built from variables and gates *)\n 41→datatype Circuit =\n 42→ CVar nat (* Input variable *)\n 43→ | CTrue (* Constant true *)\n 44→ | CFalse (* Constant false *)\n 45→ | CNot Circuit (* NOT gate *)\n 46→ | CAnd Circuit Circuit (* AND gate *)\n 47→ | COr Circuit Circuit (* OR gate *)\n 48→\n 49→(* Assignment of boolean values to variables *)\n 50→type_synonym Assignment = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 51→\n 52→(* Evaluate a circuit under an assignment *)\n 53→fun eval_circuit :: \"Assignment \\<Rightarrow> Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 54→ \"eval_circuit a (CVar n) = a n\"\n 55→| \"eval_circuit a CTrue = True\"\n 56→| \"eval_circuit a CFalse = False\"\n 57→| \"eval_circuit a (CNot c) = (\\<not> eval_circuit a c)\"\n 58→| \"eval_circuit a (CAnd c1 c2) = (eval_circuit a c1 \\<and> eval_circuit a c2)\"\n 59→| \"eval_circuit a (COr c1 c2) = (eval_circuit a c1 \\<or> eval_circuit a c2)\"\n 60→\n 61→(* Circuit-SAT: Does there exist a satisfying assignment? *)\n 62→definition CircuitSAT :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 63→ \"CircuitSAT c \\<equiv> \\<exists>a. eval_circuit a c\"\n 64→\n 65→(* Circuit is a tautology (always true) *)\n 66→definition is_tautology :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 67→ \"is_tautology c \\<equiv> \\<forall>a. eval_circuit a c\"\n 68→\n 69→(* Circuit is a contradiction (always false) *)\n 70→definition is_contradiction :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 71→ \"is_contradiction c \\<equiv> \\<forall>a. \\<not> eval_circuit a c\"\n 72→\n 73→(* Circuit size (number of gates) *)\n 74→fun circuit_size :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 75→ \"circuit_size (CVar _) = 1\"\n 76→| \"circuit_size CTrue = 1\"\n 77→| \"circuit_size CFalse = 1\"\n 78→| \"circuit_size (CNot c) = 1 + circuit_size c\"\n 79→| \"circuit_size (CAnd c1 c2) = 1 + circuit_size c1 + circuit_size c2\"\n 80→| \"circuit_size (COr c1 c2) = 1 + circuit_size c1 + circuit_size c2\"\n 81→\n 82→section \\<open>Algorithms vs Heuristics\\<close>\n 83→\n 84→subsection \\<open>Complete Algorithm Definition\\<close>\n 85→\n 86→(* A complete polynomial-time algorithm for Circuit-SAT must:\n 87→ 1. Run in polynomial time on ALL inputs\n 88→ 2. Produce CORRECT answers on ALL inputs *)\n 89→text \\<open>A complete polynomial-time algorithm must run in polynomial time\n 90→ and produce correct answers on ALL inputs\\<close>\n 91→definition Polyn***********************rithm ::\n 92→ \"(Circuit \\<Rightarrow> Assignment option) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 93→ \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm solver \\<equiv>\n 94→ \\<exists>time.\n 95→ is_polynomial time \\<and>\n 96→ (\\<forall>c. True) \\<and>\n 97→ (\\<forall>c. case solver c of\n 98→ Some a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c \\<and> CircuitSAT c\n 99→ | None \\<Rightarrow> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n 100→\n 101→subsection \\<open>Heuristic Definition\\<close>\n 102→\n 103→(* Heuristic outcomes *)\n 104→datatype HeuristicOutcome =\n 105→ Tautology\n 106→ | Contradiction\n 107→ | Satis**********nment \"Assignment\"\n 108→ | Unknown (* Heuristic gives up or fails *)\n 109→\n 110→(* A heuristic may:\n 111→ - Fail to produce an answer on some inputs\n 112→ - Produce incorrect answers on some inputs\n 113→ - Take exponential time on some inputs *)\n 114→definition Polyn***********************istic ::\n 115→ \"(Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 116→ \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic heuristic \\<equiv>\n 117→ \\<exists>time.\n 118→ is_polynomial time \\<and>\n 119→ (* May run in polynomial time on MOST inputs, not necessarily ALL *)\n 120→ (\\<forall>c. True) \\<and>\n 121→ (* May be correct on many inputs, NOT guaranteed correct on ALL *)\n 122→ (\\<forall>c. case heuristic c of\n 123→ Tautology \\<Rightarrow> True (* May claim tautology incorrectly *)\n 124→ | Contradiction \\<Rightarrow> True (* May claim contradiction incorrectly *)\n 125→ | Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> True (* May give incorrect assignment *)\n 126→ | Unknown \\<Rightarrow> True)\" (* May fail on easy instances *)\n 127→\n 128→section \\<open>The Key Distinction\\<close>\n 129→\n 130→subsection \\<open>Property 1: Algorithms guarantee correctness on ALL inputs\\<close>\n 131→\n 132→theorem algorithm_always_correct:\n 133→ fixes solver :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> Assignment option\"\n 134→ assumes \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm solver\"\n 135→ shows \"\\<forall>c.\n 136→ (\\<exists>a. solver c = Some a \\<and> eval_circuit a c) \\<or>\n 137→ (solver c = None \\<and> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n 138→ using assms\n 139→ unfolding PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm_def\n 140→ by (metis option.case_eq_if option.collapse)\n 141→\n 142→subsection \\<open>Property 2: Heuristics do NOT guarantee correctness\\<close>\n 143→\n 144→(* By definition, heuristics may produce incorrect results *)\n 145→axiomatization where\n 146→ heuristic_may_fail:\n 147→ \"\\<forall>heuristic.\n 148→ Polyn***********************istic heuristic \\<longrightarrow>\n 149→ \\<not>(\\<forall>c. case heuristic c of\n 150→ Tautology \\<Rightarrow> is_tautology c\n 151→ | Contradiction \\<Rightarrow> is_contradiction c\n 152→ | Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c\n 153→ | Unknown \\<Rightarrow> True)\"\n 154→\n 155→section \\<open>Capasso's Claim and Its Error\\<close>\n 156→\n 157→subsection \\<open>Capasso's Claimed Procedure\\<close>\n 158→\n 159→(* Capasso claimed to have a polynomial-time procedure *)\n 160→axiomatization\n 161→ capasso_procedure :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome\"\n 162→where\n 163→ capasso_poly_time: \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic capasso_procedure\"\n 164→\n 165→subsection \\<open>The Critical Error\\<close>\n 166→\n 167→(* What would be needed for P=NP *)\n 168→definition WouldProve_P_eq_NP :: bool where\n 169→ \"WouldProve_P_eq_NP \\<equiv>\n 170→ \\<exists>solver. Polyn***********************rithm solver\"\n 171→\n 172→(* What Capasso actually showed (at best) *)\n 173→definition Capas***********howed :: bool where\n 174→ \"CapassoActuallyShowed \\<equiv>\n 175→ \\<exists>heuristic. Polyn***********************istic heuristic\"\n 176→\n 177→(* The gap between what's needed and what was shown *)\n 178→axiomatization where\n 179→ capasso_error_gap:\n 180→ \"CapassoActuallyShowed \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> WouldProve_P_eq_NP\"\n 181→\n 182→section \\<open>Why the Title Change Matters\\<close>\n 183→\n 184→(* The title changed from \"A polynomial-time algorithm\" to\n 185→ \"A polynomial-time heuristic\". This is significant:\n 186→\n 187→ Algorithm = Correct on ALL inputs + Polynomial time on ALL inputs\n 188→ Heuristic = May work well in practice, but NO GUARANTEE on all inputs *)\n 189→\n 190→theorem algorithm_not_equal_heuristic:\n 191→ assumes \"\\<exists>solver. Polyn***********************rithm solver\"\n 192→ assumes \"\\<exists>heuristic. Polyn***********************istic heuristic\"\n 193→ shows \"True\"\n 194→ (* An algorithm is strictly stronger than a heuristic.\n 195→ Having a heuristic does NOT imply having an algorithm. *)\n 196→ by simp\n 197→\n 198→section \\<open>Implications for P vs NP\\<close>\n 199→\n 200→subsection \\<open>What's needed to prove P=NP\\<close>\n 201→\n 202→(* To prove P=NP via Circuit-SAT, we need a polynomial-time ALGORITHM that:\n 203→ - ALWAYS terminates in polynomial time (no matter the input)\n 204→ - ALWAYS produces the correct answer (no matter the input)\n 205→ - Works for ALL possible circuits (not just \"typical\" or \"most\" circuits) *)\n 206→definition ValidPEqualsNPProof :: bool where\n 207→ \"ValidPEqualsNPProof \\<equiv>\n 208→ \\<exists>solver.\n 209→ Polyn***********************rithm solver \\<and>\n 210→ (\\<forall>c. case solver c of\n 211→ Some a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c\n 212→ | None \\<Rightarrow> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n 213→\n 214→subsection \\<open>What Capasso provided\\<close>\n 215→\n 216→definition CapassoProvided :: bool where\n 217→ \"CapassoProvided \\<equiv>\n 218→ \\<exists>heuristic.\n 219→ Polyn***********************istic heuristic \\<and>\n 220→ (* Works well on many instances, NOT GUARANTEED on all *)\n 221→ True\"\n 222→\n 223→subsection \\<open>The gap is fundamental\\<close>\n 224→\n 225→axiomatization where\n 226→ capasso_insufficient_for_P_eq_NP:\n 227→ \"CapassoProvided \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> ValidPEqualsNPProof\"\n 228→\n 229→section \\<open>Concrete Example of the Distinction\\<close>\n 230→\n 231→(* Example: A heuristic might work perfectly on small circuits\n 232→ but fail (give up, or take exponential time) on larger circuits *)\n 233→definition toy_heuristic :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome\" where\n 234→ \"toy_heuristic c \\<equiv>\n 235→ if circuit_size c \\<le> 100\n 236→ then Satis**********nment (\\<lambda>_. True) (* Trivial assignment (may be wrong) *)\n 237→ else Unknown\" (* Give up on large circuits *)\n 238→\n 239→(* This is a heuristic (fast on small inputs) *)\n 240→axiomatization where\n 241→ toy_heuristic_is_heuristic: \"\\<exists>time. is_polynomial time\"\n 242→\n 243→(* But NOT an algorithm (doesn't solve all instances) *)\n 244→axiomatization where\n 245→ toy_heuristic_not_algorithm:\n 246→ \"\\<not> PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm\n 247→ (\\<lambda>c. case toy_heuristic c of\n 248→ Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> Some a\n 249→ | _ \\<Rightarrow> None)\"\n 250→\n 251→section \\<open>Summary and Lessons\\<close>\n 252→\n 253→text \\<open>\n 254→Summary:\n 255→\n 256→Capasso's 2005 attempt claimed P=NP by providing a polynomial-time\n 257→procedure for Circuit-SAT. However:\n 258→\n 259→1. The title was changed from \"algorithm\" to \"heuristic\"\n 260→2. A heuristic does NOT guarantee correctness on all inputs\n 261→3. A heuristic does NOT guarantee polynomial time on all inputs\n 262→4. Therefore, a heuristic does NOT suffice to prove P=NP\n 263→\n 264→The key error: Conflating \"works well in practice\" with\n 265→ \"provably correct and efficient on ALL inputs\"\n 266→\n 267→Lesson for Future Attempts:\n 268→\n 269→Any valid P=NP proof via Circuit-SAT must provide:\n 270→- A COMPLETE algorithm (not a heuristic)\n 271→- PROOF of polynomial-time bound on ALL inputs (not just typical/average)\n 272→- PROOF of correctness on ALL inputs (not just experimental validation)\n 273→\n 274→Experimental results, average-case analysis, or practical performance\n 275→are NOT sufficient for a theoretical proof.\n 276→\\<close>\n 277→\n 278→section \\<open>Verification\\<close>\n 279→\n 280→(* The formalization identifies the error *)\n 281→lemmas error**********ation =\n 282→ capasso_error_gap\n 283→ algorithm_not_equal_heuristic\n 284→ capasso_insufficient_for_P_eq_NP\n 285→\n 286→(* Key definitions that capture the distinction *)\n 287→thm PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm_def\n 288→thm PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic_def\n 289→thm WouldProve_P_eq_NP_def\n 290→thm CapassoActuallyShowed_def\n 291→\n 292→text \\<open>\n 293→This formalization successfully compiles, demonstrating that\n 294→the distinction between algorithms and heuristics is well-defined\n 295→and that Capasso's approach does not bridge this gap.\n 296→\n 297→Error identified: Heuristic ≠ Algorithm\n 298→\\<close>\n 299→\n 300→end\n 301→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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| "content": "(*\n CapassoAttempt.thy - Formalization of Francesco Capasso's 2005 P=NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes the error in Capasso's claim that a polynomial-time\n \"heuristic\" for Circuit-SAT implies P=NP. The formalization demonstrates\n that heuristics (which may fail on some inputs) are fundamentally different\n from algorithms (which must succeed on all inputs).\n\n Reference: arXiv:cs.CC/0511071\n Author: Francesco Capasso\n Year: 2005\n Claim: P=NP via polynomial-time Circuit-SAT solver\n Error: Conflated \"heuristic\" with \"algorithm\"\n*)\n\ntheory CapassoAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* Binary strings as computational inputs *)\ntype_synonym BinaryString = \"bool list\"\n\n(* Input size *)\ndefinition input_size :: \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"input_size s \\<equiv> length s\"\n\n(* A decision problem *)\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"BinaryString \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\n(* Polynomial time bound *)\ndefinition is_polynomial :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_polynomial f \\<equiv> \\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c\"\n\nsection \\<open>Circuit-SAT Problem\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Circuit Representation\\<close>\n\n(* Boolean circuits built from variables and gates *)\ndatatype Circuit =\n CVar nat (* Input variable *)\n | CTrue (* Constant true *)\n | CFalse (* Constant false *)\n | CNot Circuit (* NOT gate *)\n | CAnd Circuit Circuit (* AND gate *)\n | COr Circuit Circuit (* OR gate *)\n\n(* Assignment of boolean values to variables *)\ntype_synonym Assignment = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\n(* Evaluate a circuit under an assignment *)\nfun eval_circuit :: \"Assignment \\<Rightarrow> Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"eval_circuit a (CVar n) = a n\"\n| \"eval_circuit a CTrue = True\"\n| \"eval_circuit a CFalse = False\"\n| \"eval_circuit a (CNot c) = (\\<not> eval_circuit a c)\"\n| \"eval_circuit a (CAnd c1 c2) = (eval_circuit a c1 \\<and> eval_circuit a c2)\"\n| \"eval_circuit a (COr c1 c2) = (eval_circuit a c1 \\<or> eval_circuit a c2)\"\n\n(* Circuit-SAT: Does there exist a satisfying assignment? *)\ndefinition CircuitSAT :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"CircuitSAT c \\<equiv> \\<exists>a. eval_circuit a c\"\n\n(* Circuit is a tautology (always true) *)\ndefinition is_tautology :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_tautology c \\<equiv> \\<forall>a. eval_circuit a c\"\n\n(* Circuit is a contradiction (always false) *)\ndefinition is_contradiction :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_contradiction c \\<equiv> \\<forall>a. \\<not> eval_circuit a c\"\n\n(* Circuit size (number of gates) *)\nfun circuit_size :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"circuit_size (CVar _) = 1\"\n| \"circuit_size CTrue = 1\"\n| \"circuit_size CFalse = 1\"\n| \"circuit_size (CNot c) = 1 + circuit_size c\"\n| \"circuit_size (CAnd c1 c2) = 1 + circuit_size c1 + circuit_size c2\"\n| \"circuit_size (COr c1 c2) = 1 + circuit_size c1 + circuit_size c2\"\n\nsection \\<open>Algorithms vs Heuristics\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Complete Algorithm Definition\\<close>\n\n(* A complete polynomial-time algorithm for Circuit-SAT must:\n 1. Run in polynomial time on ALL inputs\n 2. Produce CORRECT answers on ALL inputs *)\ntext \\<open>A complete polynomial-time algorithm must run in polynomial time\n and produce correct answers on ALL inputs\\<close>\ndefinition Polyn***********************rithm ::\n \"(Circuit \\<Rightarrow> Assignment option) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm solver \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>time.\n is_polynomial time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>c. True) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>c. case solver c of\n Some a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c \\<and> CircuitSAT c\n | None \\<Rightarrow> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Heuristic Definition\\<close>\n\n(* Heuristic outcomes *)\ndatatype HeuristicOutcome =\n Tautology\n | Contradiction\n | Satis**********nment \"Assignment\"\n | Unknown (* Heuristic gives up or fails *)\n\n(* A heuristic may:\n - Fail to produce an answer on some inputs\n - Produce incorrect answers on some inputs\n - Take exponential time on some inputs *)\ndefinition Polyn***********************istic ::\n \"(Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic heuristic \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>time.\n is_polynomial time \\<and>\n (* May run in polynomial time on MOST inputs, not necessarily ALL *)\n (\\<forall>c. True) \\<and>\n (* May be correct on many inputs, NOT guaranteed correct on ALL *)\n (\\<forall>c. case heuristic c of\n Tautology \\<Rightarrow> True (* May claim tautology incorrectly *)\n | Contradiction \\<Rightarrow> True (* May claim contradiction incorrectly *)\n | Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> True (* May give incorrect assignment *)\n | Unknown \\<Rightarrow> True)\" (* May fail on easy instances *)\n\nsection \\<open>The Key Distinction\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Property 1: Algorithms guarantee correctness on ALL inputs\\<close>\n\ntheorem algorithm_always_correct:\n fixes solver :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> Assignment option\"\n assumes \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm solver\"\n shows \"\\<forall>c.\n (\\<exists>a. solver c = Some a \\<and> eval_circuit a c) \\<or>\n (solver c = None \\<and> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n using assms\n unfolding PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm_def\n by (metis option.case_eq_if option.collapse)\n\nsubsection \\<open>Property 2: Heuristics do NOT guarantee correctness\\<close>\n\n(* By definition, heuristics may produce incorrect results *)\naxiomatization where\n heuristic_may_fail:\n \"\\<forall>heuristic.\n Polyn***********************istic heuristic \\<longrightarrow>\n \\<not>(\\<forall>c. case heuristic c of\n Tautology \\<Rightarrow> is_tautology c\n | Contradiction \\<Rightarrow> is_contradiction c\n | Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c\n | Unknown \\<Rightarrow> True)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Capasso's Claim and Its Error\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Capasso's Claimed Procedure\\<close>\n\n(* Capasso claimed to have a polynomial-time procedure *)\naxiomatization\n capasso_procedure :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome\"\nwhere\n capasso_poly_time: \"PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic capasso_procedure\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>The Critical Error\\<close>\n\n(* What would be needed for P=NP *)\ndefinition WouldProve_P_eq_NP :: bool where\n \"WouldProve_P_eq_NP \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>solver. Polyn***********************rithm solver\"\n\n(* What Capasso actually showed (at best) *)\ndefinition Capas***********howed :: bool where\n \"CapassoActuallyShowed \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>heuristic. Polyn***********************istic heuristic\"\n\n(* The gap between what's needed and what was shown *)\naxiomatization where\n capasso_error_gap:\n \"CapassoActuallyShowed \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> WouldProve_P_eq_NP\"\n\nsection \\<open>Why the Title Change Matters\\<close>\n\n(* The title changed from \"A polynomial-time algorithm\" to\n \"A polynomial-time heuristic\". This is significant:\n\n Algorithm = Correct on ALL inputs + Polynomial time on ALL inputs\n Heuristic = May work well in practice, but NO GUARANTEE on all inputs *)\n\ntheorem algorithm_not_equal_heuristic:\n assumes \"\\<exists>solver. Polyn***********************rithm solver\"\n assumes \"\\<exists>heuristic. Polyn***********************istic heuristic\"\n shows \"True\"\n (* An algorithm is strictly stronger than a heuristic.\n Having a heuristic does NOT imply having an algorithm. *)\n by simp\n\nsection \\<open>Implications for P vs NP\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>What's needed to prove P=NP\\<close>\n\n(* To prove P=NP via Circuit-SAT, we need a polynomial-time ALGORITHM that:\n - ALWAYS terminates in polynomial time (no matter the input)\n - ALWAYS produces the correct answer (no matter the input)\n - Works for ALL possible circuits (not just \"typical\" or \"most\" circuits) *)\ndefinition ValidPEqualsNPProof :: bool where\n \"ValidPEqualsNPProof \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>solver.\n Polyn***********************rithm solver \\<and>\n (\\<forall>c. case solver c of\n Some a \\<Rightarrow> eval_circuit a c\n | None \\<Rightarrow> \\<not> CircuitSAT c)\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>What Capasso provided\\<close>\n\ndefinition CapassoProvided :: bool where\n \"CapassoProvided \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>heuristic.\n Polyn***********************istic heuristic \\<and>\n (* Works well on many instances, NOT GUARANTEED on all *)\n True\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>The gap is fundamental\\<close>\n\naxiomatization where\n capasso_insufficient_for_P_eq_NP:\n \"CapassoProvided \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> ValidPEqualsNPProof\"\n\nsection \\<open>Concrete Example of the Distinction\\<close>\n\n(* Example: A heuristic might work perfectly on small circuits\n but fail (give up, or take exponential time) on larger circuits *)\ndefinition toy_heuristic :: \"Circuit \\<Rightarrow> HeuristicOutcome\" where\n \"toy_heuristic c \\<equiv>\n if circuit_size c \\<le> 100\n then Satis**********nment (\\<lambda>_. True) (* Trivial assignment (may be wrong) *)\n else Unknown\" (* Give up on large circuits *)\n\n(* This is a heuristic (fast on small inputs) *)\naxiomatization where\n toy_heuristic_is_heuristic: \"\\<exists>time. is_polynomial time\"\n\n(* But NOT an algorithm (doesn't solve all instances) *)\naxiomatization where\n toy_heuristic_not_algorithm:\n \"\\<not> PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm\n (\\<lambda>c. case toy_heuristic c of\n Satis**********nment a \\<Rightarrow> Some a\n | _ \\<Rightarrow> None)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Summary and Lessons\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\nSummary:\n\nCapasso's 2005 attempt claimed P=NP by providing a polynomial-time\nprocedure for Circuit-SAT. However:\n\n1. The title was changed from \"algorithm\" to \"heuristic\"\n2. A heuristic does NOT guarantee correctness on all inputs\n3. A heuristic does NOT guarantee polynomial time on all inputs\n4. Therefore, a heuristic does NOT suffice to prove P=NP\n\nThe key error: Conflating \"works well in practice\" with\n \"provably correct and efficient on ALL inputs\"\n\nLesson for Future Attempts:\n\nAny valid P=NP proof via Circuit-SAT must provide:\n- A COMPLETE algorithm (not a heuristic)\n- PROOF of polynomial-time bound on ALL inputs (not just typical/average)\n- PROOF of correctness on ALL inputs (not just experimental validation)\n\nExperimental results, average-case analysis, or practical performance\nare NOT sufficient for a theoretical proof.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>Verification\\<close>\n\n(* The formalization identifies the error *)\nlemmas error**********ation =\n capasso_error_gap\n algorithm_not_equal_heuristic\n capasso_insufficient_for_P_eq_NP\n\n(* Key definitions that capture the distinction *)\nthm PolynomialTimeCircuitSATAlgorithm_def\nthm PolynomialTimeCircuitSATHeuristic_def\nthm WouldProve_P_eq_NP_def\nthm CapassoActuallyShowed_def\n\ntext \\<open>\nThis formalization successfully compiles, demonstrating that\nthe distinction between algorithms and heuristics is well-defined\nand that Capasso's approach does not bridge this gap.\n\nError identified: Heuristic ≠ Algorithm\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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| [2025-12-26T22:16:18.886Z] [INFO] {"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_01GokHpX6sHamxPbEv9fM5zB","type":"tool_result","content":" 1→(*\n 2→ YampolskiyHPTSP.thy - Formalization of Yampolskiy's 2011 P≠NP attempt\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes the \"Hashed-Path Traveling Salesperson Problem\" (HPTSP)\n 5→ from Yampolskiy's 2011 paper \"Construction of an NP Problem with an\n 6→ Exponential Lower Bound\" (arXiv:1111.0305).\n 7→\n 8→ The formalization demonstrates:\n 9→ 1. HPTSP is well-defined and in NP (✓ proven)\n 10→ 2. The claimed proof that HPTSP ∉ P contains logical gaps (✓ identified)\n 11→ 3. The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n 12→\n 13→ Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n 14→*)\n 15→\n 16→theory YampolskiyHPTSP\n 17→ imports Main\n 18→begin\n 19→\n 20→section \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n 21→\n 22→text \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\n 23→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 24→\n 25→text \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\n 26→definition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 27→ \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n 28→\n 29→text \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\n 30→definition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 31→ \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n 32→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 33→ (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n 34→\n 35→text \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\n 36→definition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 37→ \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n 38→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 39→ (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n 40→\n 41→section \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n 42→\n 43→text \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\n 44→type_synonym Vertex = nat\n 45→\n 46→text \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\n 47→record Edge =\n 48→ edge_from :: Vertex\n 49→ edge_to :: Vertex\n 50→ edge_cost :: nat\n 51→\n 52→text ‹Graph as lists of vertices and edges›\n 53→record Graph =\n 54→ vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n 55→ edges :: \"Edge list\"\n 56→\n 57→text \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\n 58→definition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 59→ \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n 60→ \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n 61→ (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n 62→ (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n 63→ (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n 64→\n 65→text \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\n 66→type_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n 67→\n 68→text \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\n 69→definition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 70→ \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n 71→ distinct cycle \\<and>\n 72→ (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n 73→ length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n 74→\n 75→section \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n 76→\n 77→text \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\n 78→type_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n 79→\n 80→text \\<open>\n 81→ Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n 82→\n 83→ CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n 84→ They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n 85→ Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n 86→\\<close>\n 87→\n 88→text \\<open>\n 89→ Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n 90→ Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n 91→ output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n 92→\n 93→ NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n 94→ for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n 95→\\<close>\n 96→axiomatization where\n 97→ strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n 98→ (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n 99→\n 100→text \\<open>\n 101→ Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n 102→ Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n 103→\n 104→ CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n 105→ This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n 106→\n 107→ Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n 108→ conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n 109→\\<close>\n 110→axiomatization where\n 111→ hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n 112→ (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n 113→\n 114→text \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\n 115→definition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 116→ \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n 117→\n 118→section \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n 119→\n 120→text \\<open>Encode cycle as string with edge weights\\<close>\n 121→fun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n 122→ \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n 123→| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n 124→| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n 125→\n 126→text \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\n 127→definition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 128→ \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n 129→\n 130→text \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\n 131→record HPTSP_Instance =\n 132→ hptsp_graph :: Graph\n 133→ hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n 134→ hptsp_bound :: string\n 135→ (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n 136→\n 137→text \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\n 138→definition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 139→ \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n 140→ (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n 141→\n 142→section \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n 143→\n 144→text \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\n 145→type_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n 146→\n 147→text \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\n 148→definition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 149→ \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n 150→ (* Verification steps:\n 151→ 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 152→ 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 153→ 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 154→ 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 155→ 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n 156→ Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n 157→ *)\n 158→ let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n 159→ string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n 160→\n 161→text \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\n 162→theorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n 163→ \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n 164→proof -\n 165→ (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n 166→ have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n 167→ unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n 168→ by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n 169→ thus ?thesis by blast\n 170→qed\n 171→\n 172→text \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n 173→theorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n 174→ \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 175→proof -\n 176→ have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n 177→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 178→ (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 179→ (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n 180→ proof -\n 181→ (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n 182→ let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n 183→ let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n 184→\n 185→ have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n 186→ unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n 187→ by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n 188→\n 189→ moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 190→ (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n 191→ unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n 192→\n 193→ ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n 194→ qed\n 195→ thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\n 196→qed\n 197→\n 198→section \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n 199→\n 200→text \\<open>\n 201→ The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n 202→ We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n 203→\\<close>\n 204→\n 205→text \\<open>\n 206→ Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n 207→\n 208→ CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n 209→ Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n 210→\\<close>\n 211→axiomatization where\n 212→ no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n 213→ (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n 214→\n 215→text \\<open>\n 216→ Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n 217→\n 218→ LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n 219→ other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n 220→\n 221→ Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n 222→ - Dynamic programming with memoization\n 223→ - Greedy algorithms\n 224→ - Linear programming\n 225→ - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n 226→\\<close>\n 227→axiomatization where\n 228→ no_pruning_possible: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n 229→ (* This is an unjustified assumption *)\n 230→\n 231→text \\<open>\n 232→ Yampolskiy's conclusion: must examine all paths\n 233→\n 234→ MAJOR GAP: This is a non sequitur! The absence of one approach (pruning)\n 235→ doesn't mean all other approaches fail.\n 236→\n 237→ This is like saying: \"We can't solve this problem with a hammer,\n 238→ therefore it's impossible to solve.\"\n 239→\\<close>\n 240→axiomatization where\n 241→ must_check_all_paths: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n 242→ (* THIS IS THE CENTRAL UNJUSTIFIED LEAP IN LOGIC *)\n 243→\n 244→text \\<open>\n 245→ Final claim: exponential lower bound\n 246→\n 247→ CONCLUSION: This cannot be proven from the above because:\n 248→ 1. The axioms are not justified\n 249→ 2. Some of them are likely false\n 250→ 3. Even if true, they don't imply exponential time\n 251→\n 252→ This is where Yampolskiy's argument fails completely.\n 253→\\<close>\n 254→axiomatization where\n 255→ HPTSP_requires_exponential_time:\n 256→ \"\\<forall>instance. \\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 257→ (* Cannot be proven - requires unjustified axioms *)\n 258→\n 259→section \\<open>Alternative Approach: What WOULD be needed\\<close>\n 260→\n 261→text \\<open>\n 262→ To properly prove HPTSP is not in P, we would need:\n 263→ 1. A reduction from a known hard problem, OR\n 264→ 2. A diagonalization argument, OR\n 265→ 3. A circuit lower bound, OR\n 266→ 4. Some other rigorous complexity-theoretic technique\n 267→\n 268→ Yampolskiy provides none of these.\n 269→\\<close>\n 270→\n 271→theorem proper_lower_bound_sketch:\n 272→ assumes \"\\<exists>known_hard_problem::DecisionProblem.\n 273→ \\<not> InP known_hard_problem \\<and>\n 274→ (\\<forall>algo. InP algo \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> (\\<forall>input. algo input = known_hard_problem input))\"\n 275→ shows \"\\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 276→oops (* This is a sketch - would require actual reduction proof *)\n 277→\n 278→section \\<open>Summary of Formalization\\<close>\n 279→\n 280→text \\<open>\n 281→ What we successfully proved:\n 282→ - HPTSP is well-defined\n 283→ - HPTSP is in NP (verification is polynomial time)\n 284→\n 285→ What we could not prove (required axioms):\n 286→ - Hash functions have the claimed cryptographic properties\n 287→ - No pruning is possible\n 288→ - Must check all paths\n 289→ - HPTSP is not in P\n 290→\n 291→ Key Insights:\n 292→ 1. The formalization makes explicit the logical gaps in Yampolskiy's argument\n 293→ 2. Properties of specific hash functions are not mathematical theorems\n 294→ 3. \"No obvious approach\" does not mean \"no polynomial-time algorithm exists\"\n 295→ 4. The leap from local unpredictability to global hardness is unjustified\n 296→\n 297→ Educational Value:\n 298→ This formalization demonstrates WHY informal arguments are insufficient\n 299→ in complexity theory. A proof assistant forces us to be precise and\n 300→ reveals where intuition diverges from rigorous proof.\n 301→\n 302→ The Core Error:\n 303→ Yampolskiy confuses \"I can't think of a polynomial algorithm\" with\n 304→ \"no polynomial algorithm exists.\" The former is a statement about\n 305→ human ingenuity; the latter requires mathematical proof.\n 306→\\<close>\n 307→\n 308→text \\<open>Helper: marker for the gap\\<close>\n 309→definition incom*************arker :: string where\n 310→ \"incomplete_proof_marker \\<equiv> ''This proof requires unjustified axioms''\"\n 311→\n 312→end\n 313→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"parent_tool_use_id":null,"session_id":"1b411284-4040-467f-83cc-d3bfeac01c76","uuid":"a30d0619-65dd-471b-ac8b-ba93d9180b9b","tool_use_result":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"/tmp/gh-issue-solver-1766787213046/proofs/attempts/roman-yampolskiy-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/YampolskiyHPTSP.thy","content":"(*\n YampolskiyHPTSP.thy - Formalization of Yampolskiy's 2011 P≠NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes the \"Hashed-Path Traveling Salesperson Problem\" (HPTSP)\n from Yampolskiy's 2011 paper \"Construction of an NP Problem with an\n Exponential Lower Bound\" (arXiv:1111.0305).\n\n The formalization demonstrates:\n 1. HPTSP is well-defined and in NP (✓ proven)\n 2. The claimed proof that HPTSP ∉ P contains logical gaps (✓ identified)\n 3. The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n\n Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n*)\n\ntheory YampolskiyHPTSP\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntext \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\ndefinition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\ntype_synonym Vertex = nat\n\ntext \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\nrecord Edge =\n edge_from :: Vertex\n edge_to :: Vertex\n edge_cost :: nat\n\ntext ‹Graph as lists of vertices and edges›\nrecord Graph =\n vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n edges :: \"Edge list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\ndefinition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n\ntext \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\ndefinition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n distinct cycle \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\ntype_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n\n NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n\n CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n\n Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n\ntext \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\ndefinition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n\nsection \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Encode cycle as string with edge weights\\<close>\nfun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\ndefinition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\nrecord HPTSP_Instance =\n hptsp_graph :: Graph\n hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n hptsp_bound :: string\n (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n\nsection \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n\ntext \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n (* Verification steps:\n 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n *)\n let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\nproof -\n (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n proof -\n (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n\n have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n\n moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n\n ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n qed\n thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n\n LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n\n Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n - Dynamic programming with memoization\n - Greedy algorithms\n - Linear programming\n - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n\\<close>\naxioma | |
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| "content": " 1→(*\n 2→ SanchezGuinea2015.thy - Formalization of Sanchez Guinea (2015) P=NP attempt\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes the algorithm and proof attempt from:\n 5→ \"Understanding SAT is in P\" by Alejandro Sanchez Guinea (arXiv:1504.00337v4)\n 6→\n 7→ The formalization identifies the critical error: the claimed polynomial-time\n 8→ algorithm actually has exponential worst-case complexity due to unbounded\n 9→ recursion depth in Algorithm D.\n 10→*)\n 11→\n 12→theory SanchezGuinea2015\n 13→ imports Main\n 14→begin\n 15→\n 16→section \\<open>1. Basic Definitions\\<close>\n 17→\n 18→(* Variables are natural numbers *)\n 19→type_synonym variable = nat\n 20→\n 21→(* Literals: positive or negative variables *)\n 22→datatype literal =\n 23→ Pos variable |\n 24→ Neg variable\n 25→\n 26→(* Get the variable from a literal *)\n 27→fun lit_var :: \"literal \\<Rightarrow> variable\" where\n 28→ \"lit_var (Pos v) = v\" |\n 29→ \"lit_var (Neg v) = v\"\n 30→\n 31→(* Negate a literal *)\n 32→fun neg_lit :: \"literal \\<Rightarrow> literal\" where\n 33→ \"neg_lit (Pos v) = Neg v\" |\n 34→ \"neg_lit (Neg v) = Pos v\"\n 35→\n 36→(* A 3-SAT clause contains exactly three literals *)\n 37→type_synonym clause3 = \"literal \\<times> literal \\<times> literal\"\n 38→\n 39→(* A 3-SAT instance is a list of 3-clauses *)\n 40→type_synonym sat3_instance = \"clause3 list\"\n 41→\n 42→section \\<open>2. Understanding - The Key Concept\\<close>\n 43→\n 44→(* Three-valued truth value: true, false, or free (unassigned) *)\n 45→datatype understanding_value =\n 46→ UTrue |\n 47→ UFalse |\n 48→ UFree\n 49→\n 50→(* An understanding maps literals to three-valued truth *)\n 51→type_synonym understanding = \"literal \\<Rightarrow> understanding_value\"\n 52→\n 53→(* Initial understanding: all literals are free *)\n 54→definition empty_understanding :: understanding where\n 55→ \"empty_understanding = (\\<lambda>_. UFree)\"\n 56→\n 57→(* Update an understanding for a specific literal *)\n 58→definition updat**********nding :: \"understanding \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> understanding_value \\<Rightarrow> understanding\" where\n 59→ \"update_understanding u l v = (\\<lambda>l'. if l = l' then v else u l')\"\n 60→\n 61→section \\<open>3. Concepts and Contexts\\<close>\n 62→\n 63→(* A context is a pair of literals (the other two in a 3-clause) *)\n 64→type_synonym context = \"literal \\<times> literal\"\n 65→\n 66→(* A concept is a context interpreted under an understanding *)\n 67→type_synonym concept = \"understanding_value \\<times> understanding_value\"\n 68→\n 69→(* Get the concept of a literal in a clause under an understanding *)\n 70→fun get_concept :: \"understanding \\<Rightarrow> clause3 \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> concept option\" where\n 71→ \"get_concept u (l1, l2, l3) l =\n 72→ (if l = l1 then Some (u l2, u l3)\n 73→ else if l = l2 then Some (u l1, u l3)\n 74→ else if l = l3 then Some (u l1, u l2)\n 75→ else None)\"\n 76→\n 77→(* Concept types *)\n 78→datatype concept_type =\n 79→ CPlus | (* Type C⁺: at least one literal is not true *)\n 80→ CStar (* Type C*: at least one literal is true *)\n 81→\n 82→(* Classify a concept *)\n 83→fun classify_concept :: \"concept \\<Rightarrow> concept_type\" where\n 84→ \"classify_concept (UTrue, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n 85→ \"classify_concept (UTrue, UFalse) = CStar\" |\n 86→ \"classify_concept (UTrue, UFree) = CStar\" |\n 87→ \"classify_concept (UFalse, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n 88→ \"classify_concept (UFree, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n 89→ \"classify_concept (UFalse, UFalse) = CPlus\" |\n 90→ \"classify_concept (UFalse, UFree) = CPlus\" |\n 91→ \"classify_concept (UFree, UFalse) = CPlus\" |\n 92→ \"classify_concept (UFree, UFree) = CPlus\"\n 93→\n 94→section \\<open>4. Understanding Definition Rules\\<close>\n 95→\n 96→(* Check if any concept in a list is of type C+ *)\n 97→definition has_cplus :: \"concept list \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 98→ \"has_cplus concepts = (\\<exists>c \\<in> set concepts. classify_concept c = CPlus)\"\n 99→\n 100→(* Check if all concepts in a list are of type C* *)\n 101→definition all_cstar :: \"concept list \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 102→ \"all_cstar concepts = (\\<forall>c \\<in> set concepts. classify_concept c = CStar)\"\n 103→\n 104→section \\<open>5. Algorithms\\<close>\n 105→\n 106→(*\n 107→ Algorithm D: Make a false literal free\n 108→\n 109→ CRITICAL ISSUE: This algorithm is RECURSIVE (step D4 calls Algorithm D again)\n 110→ The recursion depth is NOT bounded by a polynomial in the worst case.\n 111→\n 112→ We model Algorithm D with explicit fuel to ensure termination in Isabelle.\n 113→ The fuel represents the recursion depth bound.\n 114→\n 115→ The paper claims the recursion is bounded by O(m) where m = number of clauses,\n 116→ but this is INCORRECT. The actual bound can be O(n) or worse, where n is the\n 117→ number of variables, and with branching, this leads to exponential complexity.\n 118→*)\n 119→\n 120→(* Algorithm D with fuel parameter *)\n 121→fun algorithm_D :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> understanding \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> literal list \\<Rightarrow> understanding option\" where\n 122→ \"algorithm_D 0 phi u lambda H = None\" | (* Fuel exhausted *)\n 123→ \"algorithm_D (Suc fuel') phi u lambda H =\n 124→ (* Simplified model: we would need to check concepts and recurse *)\n 125→ (* In the actual algorithm, we iterate through concepts in C̃[λ]⁻ *)\n 126→ (* For each concept, we may need to recursively call algorithm_D *)\n 127→ (* This is where exponential blowup occurs! *)\n 128→ Some u\" (* Placeholder - full implementation would show recursion *)\n 129→\n 130→(*\n 131→ Algorithm U: Main algorithm to find an understanding for a 3-SAT instance\n 132→\n 133→ The paper claims this runs in O(m²) time, but this assumes Algorithm D\n 134→ runs in O(m) time, which is FALSE.\n 135→*)\n 136→\n 137→(* Algorithm U with fuel parameter *)\n 138→fun algorithm_U :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> understanding \\<Rightarrow> understanding option\" where\n 139→ \"algorithm_U 0 Phi phi u = None\" |\n 140→ \"algorithm_U (Suc fuel') [] phi u = Some u\" | (* All clauses processed *)\n 141→ \"algorithm_U (Suc fuel') (clause # rest) phi u =\n 142→ (* Check if clause is satisfied under u *)\n 143→ (* If all literals are false, call Algorithm D *)\n 144→ (* Add clause to phi and continue *)\n 145→ algorithm_U fuel' rest (clause # phi) u\"\n 146→\n 147→section \\<open>6. The Complexity Error\\<close>\n 148→\n 149→(*\n 150→ THEOREM (claimed by paper): Algorithm U runs in O(m²) time where m is\n 151→ the number of clauses.\n 152→\n 153→ REALITY: The algorithm has exponential worst-case time complexity.\n 154→\n 155→ The error occurs because:\n 156→\n 157→ 1. Algorithm D (step D4) makes recursive calls to itself\n 158→ 2. Each recursive call may branch O(m) ways (one per concept)\n 159→ 3. The recursion depth can be O(n) where n is the number of variables\n 160→ 4. Total complexity: O(m^n) or O(2^n) in the worst case\n 161→\n 162→ This is EXPONENTIAL, not polynomial!\n 163→*)\n 164→\n 165→(*\n 166→ To demonstrate the error formally, we need to show that there exist\n 167→ 3-SAT instances where Algorithm D requires exponential recursion depth.\n 168→\n 169→ Example: Chain of dependencies\n 170→\n 171→ Consider a 3-SAT instance where:\n 172→ - Making literal l₁ free requires making l₂ true (via Algorithm D)\n 173→ - Making l₂ true requires making l₃ false\n 174→ - Making l₃ free requires making l₄ true\n 175→ - And so on for n variables\n 176→\n 177→ This creates a dependency chain of length O(n), and Algorithm D must\n 178→ recurse through this entire chain, visiting potentially exponentially\n 179→ many states.\n 180→*)\n 181→\n 182→(* Construction of pathological instance with dependency chain *)\n 183→definition chain_example :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance\" where\n 184→ \"chain_example n = undefined\" (* Would construct explicit counterexample *)\n 185→\n 186→(* The paper's complexity analysis is flawed *)\n 187→theorem algorithm_U_not_polynomial:\n 188→ \"\\<not> (\\<exists>poly.\n 189→ (\\<forall>n. \\<exists>k c. poly n \\<le> c * n^k + c) \\<and>\n 190→ (\\<forall>Phi. \\<exists>steps.\n 191→ steps \\<le> poly (length Phi) \\<and>\n 192→ (* Algorithm U terminates in 'steps' steps *)\n 193→ True))\"\n 194→ oops (* Proof would construct counterexamples showing no polynomial bound exists *)\n 195→\n 196→section \\<open>7. Additional Issues\\<close>\n 197→\n 198→(*\n 199→ Issue 1: The ⟨Compute ũ⟩ operation\n 200→\n 201→ This operation iterates \"until there is no change\" but provides no\n 202→ bound on the number of iterations needed. In the worst case, this\n 203→ could require exponentially many iterations.\n 204→*)\n 205→\n 206→(*\n 207→ Issue 2: Lemma A (Understanding ↔ Satisfying Assignment)\n 208→\n 209→ The proof is somewhat circular: it assumes an understanding exists\n 210→ to prove the equivalence, but doesn't fully establish when an\n 211→ understanding can be constructed.\n 212→*)\n 213→\n 214→(*\n 215→ Issue 3: Fixed-point computation\n 216→\n 217→ The algorithm implicitly computes a fixed point over a dependency\n 218→ graph of literals. No analysis is given of this graph's structure\n 219→ or the convergence rate of the fixed-point computation.\n 220→*)\n 221→\n 222→section \\<open>8. Conclusion\\<close>\n 223→\n 224→(*\n 225→ The Sanchez Guinea (2015) proof attempt FAILS because:\n 226→\n 227→ 1. The claimed polynomial time complexity is INCORRECT\n 228→ 2. Algorithm D has unbounded recursive depth (exponential worst-case)\n 229→ 3. The ⟨Compute ũ⟩ operation has no proven polynomial convergence\n 230→ 4. The overall complexity is exponential, not polynomial\n 231→\n 232→ Therefore, this paper does NOT prove P=NP.\n 233→*)\n 234→\n 235→theorem sanchez_guinea_2015_fails:\n 236→ \"\\<not> (\\<forall>Phi. \\<exists>u poly_time.\n 237→ (* u is a satisfying assignment *) True \\<and>\n 238→ (* computed in polynomial time *) True)\"\n 239→ oops (* Proof follows from algor****************omial *)\n 240→\n 241→(*\n 242→ Summary: The paper's main flaw is in the complexity analysis of Algorithm D,\n 243→ which has exponential worst-case recursion depth, not polynomial as claimed.\n 244→ This invalidates the claim that 3-SAT ∈ P, and thus does not prove P=NP.\n 245→*)\n 246→\n 247→end\n 248→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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Basic Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* Variables are natural numbers *)\ntype_synonym variable = nat\n\n(* Literals: positive or negative variables *)\ndatatype literal =\n Pos variable |\n Neg variable\n\n(* Get the variable from a literal *)\nfun lit_var :: \"literal \\<Rightarrow> variable\" where\n \"lit_var (Pos v) = v\" |\n \"lit_var (Neg v) = v\"\n\n(* Negate a literal *)\nfun neg_lit :: \"literal \\<Rightarrow> literal\" where\n \"neg_lit (Pos v) = Neg v\" |\n \"neg_lit (Neg v) = Pos v\"\n\n(* A 3-SAT clause contains exactly three literals *)\ntype_synonym clause3 = \"literal \\<times> literal \\<times> literal\"\n\n(* A 3-SAT instance is a list of 3-clauses *)\ntype_synonym sat3_instance = \"clause3 list\"\n\nsection \\<open>2. Understanding - The Key Concept\\<close>\n\n(* Three-valued truth value: true, false, or free (unassigned) *)\ndatatype understanding_value =\n UTrue |\n UFalse |\n UFree\n\n(* An understanding maps literals to three-valued truth *)\ntype_synonym understanding = \"literal \\<Rightarrow> understanding_value\"\n\n(* Initial understanding: all literals are free *)\ndefinition empty_understanding :: understanding where\n \"empty_understanding = (\\<lambda>_. UFree)\"\n\n(* Update an understanding for a specific literal *)\ndefinition updat**********nding :: \"understanding \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> understanding_value \\<Rightarrow> understanding\" where\n \"update_understanding u l v = (\\<lambda>l'. if l = l' then v else u l')\"\n\nsection \\<open>3. Concepts and Contexts\\<close>\n\n(* A context is a pair of literals (the other two in a 3-clause) *)\ntype_synonym context = \"literal \\<times> literal\"\n\n(* A concept is a context interpreted under an understanding *)\ntype_synonym concept = \"understanding_value \\<times> understanding_value\"\n\n(* Get the concept of a literal in a clause under an understanding *)\nfun get_concept :: \"understanding \\<Rightarrow> clause3 \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> concept option\" where\n \"get_concept u (l1, l2, l3) l =\n (if l = l1 then Some (u l2, u l3)\n else if l = l2 then Some (u l1, u l3)\n else if l = l3 then Some (u l1, u l2)\n else None)\"\n\n(* Concept types *)\ndatatype concept_type =\n CPlus | (* Type C⁺: at least one literal is not true *)\n CStar (* Type C*: at least one literal is true *)\n\n(* Classify a concept *)\nfun classify_concept :: \"concept \\<Rightarrow> concept_type\" where\n \"classify_concept (UTrue, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n \"classify_concept (UTrue, UFalse) = CStar\" |\n \"classify_concept (UTrue, UFree) = CStar\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFalse, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFree, UTrue) = CStar\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFalse, UFalse) = CPlus\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFalse, UFree) = CPlus\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFree, UFalse) = CPlus\" |\n \"classify_concept (UFree, UFree) = CPlus\"\n\nsection \\<open>4. Understanding Definition Rules\\<close>\n\n(* Check if any concept in a list is of type C+ *)\ndefinition has_cplus :: \"concept list \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"has_cplus concepts = (\\<exists>c \\<in> set concepts. classify_concept c = CPlus)\"\n\n(* Check if all concepts in a list are of type C* *)\ndefinition all_cstar :: \"concept list \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"all_cstar concepts = (\\<forall>c \\<in> set concepts. classify_concept c = CStar)\"\n\nsection \\<open>5. Algorithms\\<close>\n\n(*\n Algorithm D: Make a false literal free\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: This algorithm is RECURSIVE (step D4 calls Algorithm D again)\n The recursion depth is NOT bounded by a polynomial in the worst case.\n\n We model Algorithm D with explicit fuel to ensure termination in Isabelle.\n The fuel represents the recursion depth bound.\n\n The paper claims the recursion is bounded by O(m) where m = number of clauses,\n but this is INCORRECT. The actual bound can be O(n) or worse, where n is the\n number of variables, and with branching, this leads to exponential complexity.\n*)\n\n(* Algorithm D with fuel parameter *)\nfun algorithm_D :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> understanding \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> literal list \\<Rightarrow> understanding option\" where\n \"algorithm_D 0 phi u lambda H = None\" | (* Fuel exhausted *)\n \"algorithm_D (Suc fuel') phi u lambda H =\n (* Simplified model: we would need to check concepts and recurse *)\n (* In the actual algorithm, we iterate through concepts in C̃[λ]⁻ *)\n (* For each concept, we may need to recursively call algorithm_D *)\n (* This is where exponential blowup occurs! *)\n Some u\" (* Placeholder - full implementation would show recursion *)\n\n(*\n Algorithm U: Main algorithm to find an understanding for a 3-SAT instance\n\n The paper claims this runs in O(m²) time, but this assumes Algorithm D\n runs in O(m) time, which is FALSE.\n*)\n\n(* Algorithm U with fuel parameter *)\nfun algorithm_U :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance \\<Rightarrow> understanding \\<Rightarrow> understanding option\" where\n \"algorithm_U 0 Phi phi u = None\" |\n \"algorithm_U (Suc fuel') [] phi u = Some u\" | (* All clauses processed *)\n \"algorithm_U (Suc fuel') (clause # rest) phi u =\n (* Check if clause is satisfied under u *)\n (* If all literals are false, call Algorithm D *)\n (* Add clause to phi and continue *)\n algorithm_U fuel' rest (clause # phi) u\"\n\nsection \\<open>6. The Complexity Error\\<close>\n\n(*\n THEOREM (claimed by paper): Algorithm U runs in O(m²) time where m is\n the number of clauses.\n\n REALITY: The algorithm has exponential worst-case time complexity.\n\n The error occurs because:\n\n 1. Algorithm D (step D4) makes recursive calls to itself\n 2. Each recursive call may branch O(m) ways (one per concept)\n 3. The recursion depth can be O(n) where n is the number of variables\n 4. Total complexity: O(m^n) or O(2^n) in the worst case\n\n This is EXPONENTIAL, not polynomial!\n*)\n\n(*\n To demonstrate the error formally, we need to show that there exist\n 3-SAT instances where Algorithm D requires exponential recursion depth.\n\n Example: Chain of dependencies\n\n Consider a 3-SAT instance where:\n - Making literal l₁ free requires making l₂ true (via Algorithm D)\n - Making l₂ true requires making l₃ false\n - Making l₃ free requires making l₄ true\n - And so on for n variables\n\n This creates a dependency chain of length O(n), and Algorithm D must\n recurse through this entire chain, visiting potentially exponentially\n many states.\n*)\n\n(* Construction of pathological instance with dependency chain *)\ndefinition chain_example :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> sat3_instance\" where\n \"chain_example n = undefined\" (* Would construct explicit counterexample *)\n\n(* The paper's complexity analysis is flawed *)\ntheorem algorithm_U_not_polynomial:\n \"\\<not> (\\<exists>poly.\n (\\<forall>n. \\<exists>k c. poly n \\<le> c * n^k + c) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>Phi. \\<exists>steps.\n steps \\<le> poly (length Phi) \\<and>\n (* Algorithm U terminates in 'steps' steps *)\n True))\"\n oops (* Proof would construct counterexamples showing no polynomial bound exists *)\n\nsection \\<open>7. Additional Issues\\<close>\n\n(*\n Issue 1: The ⟨Compute ũ⟩ operation\n\n This operation iterates \"until there is no change\" but provides no\n bound on the number of iterations needed. In the worst case, this\n could require exponentially many iterations.\n*)\n\n(*\n Issue 2: Lemma A (Understanding ↔ Satisfying Assignment)\n\n The proof is somewhat circular: it assumes an understanding exists\n to prove the equivalence, but doesn't fully establish when an\n understanding can be constructed.\n*)\n\n(*\n Issue 3: Fixed-point computation\n\n The algorithm implicitly computes a fixed point over a dependency\n graph of literals. No analysis is given of this graph's structure\n or the convergence rate of the fixed-point computation.\n*)\n\nsection \\<open>8. Conclusion\\<close>\n\n(*\n The Sanchez Guinea (2015) proof attempt FAILS because:\n\n 1. The claimed polynomial time complexity is INCORRECT\n 2. Algorithm D has unbounded recursive depth (exponential worst-case)\n 3. The ⟨Compute ũ⟩ operation has no proven polynomial convergence\n 4. The overall complexity is exponential, not polynomial\n\n Therefore, this paper does NOT prove P=NP.\n*)\n\ntheorem sanchez_guinea_2015_fails:\n \"\\<not> (\\<forall>Phi. \\<exists>u poly_time.\n (* u is a satisfying assignment *) True \\<and>\n (* computed in polynomial time *) True)\"\n oops (* Proof follows from algor****************omial *)\n\n(*\n Summary: The paper's main flaw is in the complexity analysis of Algorithm D,\n which has exponential worst-case recursion depth, not polynomial as claimed.\n This invalidates the claim that 3-SAT ∈ P, and thus does not prove P=NP.\n*)\n\nend\n", | |
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| [2025-12-26T22:16:27.086Z] [INFO] {"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_01NLe2Zdazq29eGhy8CQaELw","type":"tool_result","content":" 1→(*\n 2→ Formalization of Figueroa (2016) P≠NP Attempt\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes Javier A. Arroyo-Figueroa's 2016 attempt to prove P≠NP\n 5→ through the construction of a class of one-way functions called Tau.\n 6→\n 7→ The formalization deliberately exposes the critical error in the proof:\n 8→ a mismatch between the claimed function type and the actual function type.\n 9→\n 10→ Reference: arXiv:1604.03758\n 11→ Critique: arXiv:2103.15246\n 12→*)\n 13→\n 14→theory FigueroaAttempt\n 15→ imports Main\n 16→begin\n 17→\n 18→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 19→(* Basic Definitions *)\n 20→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 21→\n 22→(* Bit sequences represented as lists of booleans *)\n 23→type_synonym bit_seq = \"bool list\"\n 24→\n 25→(* Length of a bit sequence *)\n 26→definition bit_length :: \"bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 27→ \"bit_length s = length s\"\n 28→\n 29→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 30→(* Complexity Classes *)\n 31→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 32→\n 33→(* Abstract notion of polynomial time *)\n 34→axiomatization\n 35→ polynomial_time :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 36→where\n 37→ poly_time_exists: \"\\<exists>f. polynomial_time f\"\n 38→\n 39→(* Abstract notion of polynomial-time algorithm *)\n 40→typedecl polynomial_time_algorithm\n 41→\n 42→(* Abstract notion of probabilistic polynomial-time algorithm *)\n 43→typedecl ppt_algorithm\n 44→\n 45→(* Polynomial-time decidability (class P) *)\n 46→axiomatization\n 47→ class_P :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 48→where\n 49→ P_exists: \"∃f. class_P f\"\n 50→\n 51→(* Non-deterministic polynomial-time decidability (class NP) *)\n 52→axiomatization\n 53→ class_NP :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 54→where\n 55→ NP_exists: \"∃f. class_NP f\"\n 56→\n 57→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 58→(* One-Way Functions *)\n 59→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 60→\n 61→(*\n 62→ A function f is one-way if:\n 63→ 1. f is computable in polynomial time\n 64→ 2. For any PPT algorithm A, the probability that A can find x such that\n 65→ f(x) = y for a random y in the image of f is negligible\n 66→*)\n 67→\n 68→(* Negligible function: smaller than any inverse polynomial *)\n 69→definition negligible :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 70→ \"negligible prob ≡\n 71→ ∀c. ∃N. ∀n. n ≥ N ⟶ (∀p. prob n p ⟶ p < n^c)\"\n 72→\n 73→(* One-way function definition *)\n 74→definition one_way_function :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 75→ \"one_way_function f ≡\n 76→ polynomial_time f ∧\n 77→ (∀A::ppt_algorithm.\n 78→ negligible (λn prob. True))\" (* Abstract probability *)\n 79→\n 80→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 81→(* The Critical Error: Function Type Mismatch *)\n 82→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 83→\n 84→(*\n 85→ CLAIMED: The Tau function maps n bits to n bits\n 86→ This is what the paper claims about each τ ∈ Τ\n 87→*)\n 88→definition tau_f**********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> (bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 89→ \"tau_function_claimed n tau ≡\n 90→ ∀input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau input) = n\"\n 91→\n 92→(*\n 93→ ACTUAL: The construction produces n² bits, not n bits\n 94→ This is what the algorithm actually computes\n 95→*)\n 96→fun tau_function_actual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\" where\n 97→ \"tau_function_actual n [] = []\" |\n 98→ \"tau_function_actual n (b # rest) =\n 99→ (replicate n b) @ (tau_function_actual n rest)\"\n 100→\n 101→(* Verify the actual output length *)\n 102→lemma tau_actual_output_length:\n 103→ assumes \"bit_length input = n\"\n 104→ shows \"bit_length (tau_function_actual n input) = n * n\"\n 105→ unfolding bit_length_def\n 106→ using assms\n 107→proof (induction input arbitrary: n)\n 108→ case Nil\n 109→ then show ?case by simp\n 110→next\n 111→ case (Cons b rest)\n 112→ (* The proof would show that each of n input bits produces n output bits *)\n 113→ (* Therefore total output = n * n = n² bits *)\n 114→ then show ?case\n 115→ oops (* Error is exposed here *)\n 116→\n 117→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 118→(* The Proof Attempt *)\n 119→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 120→\n 121→(* Hash function (abstracted) *)\n 122→axiomatization\n 123→ hash_function :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\n 124→\n 125→(* Universal hash function family *)\n 126→typedecl universal_hash_family\n 127→\n 128→(* Random bit matrix *)\n 129→typedecl random_bit_matrix\n 130→\n 131→(* The Tau construction (simplified model) *)\n 132→definition tau_construction ::\n 133→ \"nat \\<Rightarrow> unive***********amily \\<Rightarrow> random_bit_matrix list \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\n 134→where\n 135→ \"tau_construction n hash_fns matrices input = tau_function_actual n input\"\n 136→\n 137→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 138→(* Where the Proof Breaks Down *)\n 139→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 140→\n 141→(*\n 142→ The paper tries to prove that tau is one-way by analyzing probabilities.\n 143→ But the probability calculation assumes n-bit outputs, while the actual\n 144→ construction produces n²-bit outputs.\n 145→*)\n 146→\n 147→(* Preimage size for n-bit outputs (what the paper claims) *)\n 148→definition preim***********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 149→ \"preimage_size_claimed n = 2^n\"\n 150→\n 151→(* Preimage size for n²-bit outputs (what actually happens) *)\n 152→definition preim**********ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 153→ \"preimage_size_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n 154→\n 155→(* The error: these are vastly different! *)\n 156→lemma preimage_size_error:\n 157→ assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n 158→ shows \"preimage_size_actual n > preim***********aimed n\"\n 159→ unfolding preim**************l_def preimage_size_claimed_def\n 160→ (* 2^(n²) >> 2^n for n ≥ 2 *)\n 161→ (* This is an exponential difference in the claimed vs actual *)\n 162→ using assms\n 163→ oops\n 164→\n 165→(*\n 166→ Probability of inverting (what the paper claims)\n 167→ For n-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^n\n 168→*)\n 169→definition inver*******************aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 170→ \"inversion_probability_claimed n = 2^n\"\n 171→\n 172→(*\n 173→ Probability of inverting (what actually happens)\n 174→ For n²-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^(n²)\n 175→*)\n 176→definition inver******************ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 177→ \"inversion_probability_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n 178→\n 179→(*\n 180→ The consequence: the probability analysis is completely wrong\n 181→*)\n 182→lemma probability_analysis_error:\n 183→ assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n 184→ shows \"inversion_probability_actual n > inver*******************aimed n\"\n 185→ unfolding inver**********************l_def inversion_probability_claimed_def\n 186→ (* The actual probability is exponentially smaller than claimed *)\n 187→ (* But this doesn't help the proof - it just means the analysis is wrong *)\n 188→ using assms\n 189→ oops\n 190→\n 191→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 192→(* The Failed Attempt to Prove P ≠ NP *)\n 193→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 194→\n 195→(*\n 196→ The paper attempts this proof structure:\n 197→ 1. Construct tau with type n → n (claimed)\n 198→ 2. Prove tau is one-way using probability analysis\n 199→ 3. Conclude P ≠ NP from existence of one-way functions\n 200→\n 201→ But step 1 is false! The actual type is n → n².\n 202→*)\n 203→\n 204→(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\n 205→theorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n 206→ \"∃tau.\n 207→ (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n 208→ (∀n. polynomial_time (tau n)) ∧\n 209→ (∀n. one_way_function (tau n)) ⟶\n 210→ ¬(∀f. class_NP f ⟶ class_P f)\" (* P ≠ NP *)\n 211→ (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n 212→ oops\n 213→\n 214→(* What can actually be constructed *)\n 215→theorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n 216→ \"∃tau. ∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶\n 217→ bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n 218→ apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n 219→ (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n 220→ oops\n 221→\n 222→(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\n 223→theorem figueroa_type_error:\n 224→ \"¬(∃tau.\n 225→ (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n 226→ (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\n 227→proof -\n 228→ (* For n ≥ 2, we have n ≠ n * n *)\n 229→ have \"2 ≠ 2 * 2\" by simp\n 230→ (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n 231→ (* Contradiction *)\n 232→ show ?thesis\n 233→ oops\n 234→\n 235→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 236→(* Conclusion *)\n 237→(* ========================================================================= *)\n 238→\n 239→(*\n 240→ The Figueroa (2016) proof attempt fails because:\n 241→\n 242→ 1. The paper claims τ : {0,1}^n → {0,1}^n\n 243→ 2. The construction actually gives τ : {0,1}^n → {0,1}^(n²)\n 244→ 3. All probability calculations assume n-bit outputs\n 245→ 4. The actual outputs are n²-bit, invalidating all probability analysis\n 246→ 5. Without correct probability bounds, one-wayness cannot be proven\n 247→ 6. Without one-way functions, P≠NP does not follow\n 248→\n 249→ This is a CRITICAL TYPE ERROR that invalidates the entire proof.\n 250→\n 251→ The error demonstrates the value of formal verification:\n 252→ - A strongly-typed system would reject the function type immediately\n 253→ - Careful tracking of bit lengths exposes the mismatch\n 254→ - The exponential gap (n vs n²) makes this a fundamental error, not a minor bug\n 255→*)\n 256→\n 257→(* Formal statement of the failure *)\n 258→theorem figueroa_proof_invalid:\n 259→ \"¬(∃tau.\n 260→ (∀n. polynomial_time (tau n)) ∧\n 261→ (∀n. one_way_function (tau n)) ∧\n 262→ (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n))\"\n 263→ (* The construction cannot satisfy the type requirement *)\n 264→ (* Because actual output length is n², not n *)\n 265→ oops\n 266→\n 267→(* Summary: The key insight from formalization *)\n 268→lemma key_insight_type_safety:\n 269→ assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n 270→ shows \"n ≠ n * n\"\n 271→ using assms by auto\n 272→\n 273→(*\n 274→ This simple lemma captures the essence of the error:\n 275→ The claimed output size (n) is fundamentally incompatible\n 276→ with the actual output size (n²) for any n ≥ 2.\n 277→\n 278→ A formal proof system catches this immediately through type checking,\n 279→ demonstrating why formal verification is valuable for complex\n 280→ mathematical arguments about computation.\n 281→*)\n 282→\n 283→end\n 284→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"parent_tool_use_id":null,"session_id":"1b411284-4040-467f-83cc-d3bfeac01c76","uuid":"3b47a1bf-59d0-4e86-b562-e12ecd31d69a","tool_use_result":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"/tmp/gh-issue-solver-1766787213046/proofs/attempts/figueroa-2016-pneqnp/isabelle/FigueroaAttempt.thy","content":"(*\n Formalization of Figueroa (2016) P≠NP Attempt\n\n This file formalizes Javier A. Arroyo-Figueroa's 2016 attempt to prove P≠NP\n through the construction of a class of one-way functions called Tau.\n\n The formalization deliberately exposes the critical error in the proof:\n a mismatch between the claimed function type and the actual function type.\n\n Reference: arXiv:1604.03758\n Critique: arXiv:2103.15246\n*)\n\ntheory FigueroaAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Basic Definitions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Bit sequences represented as lists of booleans *)\ntype_synonym bit_seq = \"bool list\"\n\n(* Length of a bit sequence *)\ndefinition bit_length :: \"bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"bit_length s = length s\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Complexity Classes *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial time *)\naxiomatization\n polynomial_time :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n poly_time_exists: \"\\<exists>f. polynomial_time f\"\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl polynomial_time_algorithm\n\n(* Abstract notion of probabilistic polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl ppt_algorithm\n\n(* Polynomial-time decidability (class P) *)\naxiomatization\n class_P :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n P_exists: \"∃f. class_P f\"\n\n(* Non-deterministic polynomial-time decidability (class NP) *)\naxiomatization\n class_NP :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n NP_exists: \"∃f. class_NP f\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* One-Way Functions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n A function f is one-way if:\n 1. f is computable in polynomial time\n 2. For any PPT algorithm A, the probability that A can find x such that\n f(x) = y for a random y in the image of f is negligible\n*)\n\n(* Negligible function: smaller than any inverse polynomial *)\ndefinition negligible :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"negligible prob ≡\n ∀c. ∃N. ∀n. n ≥ N ⟶ (∀p. prob n p ⟶ p < n^c)\"\n\n(* One-way function definition *)\ndefinition one_way_function :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"one_way_function f ≡\n polynomial_time f ∧\n (∀A::ppt_algorithm.\n negligible (λn prob. True))\" (* Abstract probability *)\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Critical Error: Function Type Mismatch *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n CLAIMED: The Tau function maps n bits to | |
| [2025-12-26T22:16:27.095Z] [INFO] n bits\n This is what the paper claims about each τ ∈ Τ\n*)\ndefinition tau_f**********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> (bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"tau_function_claimed n tau ≡\n ∀input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau input) = n\"\n\n(*\n ACTUAL: The construction produces n² bits, not n bits\n This is what the algorithm actually computes\n*)\nfun tau_function_actual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\" where\n \"tau_function_actual n [] = []\" |\n \"tau_function_actual n (b # rest) =\n (replicate n b) @ (tau_function_actual n rest)\"\n\n(* Verify the actual output length *)\nlemma tau_actual_output_length:\n assumes \"bit_length input = n\"\n shows \"bit_length (tau_function_actual n input) = n * n\"\n unfolding bit_length_def\n using assms\nproof (induction input arbitrary: n)\n case Nil\n then show ?case by simp\nnext\n case (Cons b rest)\n (* The proof would show that each of n input bits produces n output bits *)\n (* Therefore total output = n * n = n² bits *)\n then show ?case\n oops (* Error is exposed here *)\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Proof Attempt *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Hash function (abstracted) *)\naxiomatization\n hash_function :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\n\n(* Universal hash function family *)\ntypedecl universal_hash_family\n\n(* Random bit matrix *)\ntypedecl random_bit_matrix\n\n(* The Tau construction (simplified model) *)\ndefinition tau_construction ::\n \"nat \\<Rightarrow> unive***********amily \\<Rightarrow> random_bit_matrix list \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\nwhere\n \"tau_construction n hash_fns matrices input = tau_function_actual n input\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Where the Proof Breaks Down *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The paper tries to prove that tau is one-way by analyzing probabilities.\n But the probability calculation assumes n-bit outputs, while the actual\n construction produces n²-bit outputs.\n*)\n\n(* Preimage size for n-bit outputs (what the paper claims) *)\ndefinition preim***********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"preimage_size_claimed n = 2^n\"\n\n(* Preimage size for n²-bit outputs (what actually happens) *)\ndefinition preim**********ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"preimage_size_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n\n(* The error: these are vastly different! *)\nlemma preimage_size_error:\n assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n shows \"preimage_size_actual n > preim***********aimed n\"\n unfolding preim**************l_def preimage_size_claimed_def\n (* 2^(n²) >> 2^n for n ≥ 2 *)\n (* This is an exponential difference in the claimed vs actual *)\n using assms\n oops\n\n(*\n Probability of inverting (what the paper claims)\n For n-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^n\n*)\ndefinition inver*******************aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"inversion_probability_claimed n = 2^n\"\n\n(*\n Probability of inverting (what actually happens)\n For n²-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^(n²)\n*)\ndefinition inver******************ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"inversion_probability_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n\n(*\n The consequence: the probability analysis is completely wrong\n*)\nlemma probability_analysis_error:\n assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n shows \"inversion_probability_actual n > inver*******************aimed n\"\n unfolding inver**********************l_def inversion_probability_claimed_def\n (* The actual probability is exponentially smaller than claimed *)\n (* But this doesn't help the proof - it just means the analysis is wrong *)\n using assms\n oops\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Failed Attempt to Prove P ≠ NP *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The paper attempts this proof structure:\n 1. Construct tau with type n → n (claimed)\n 2. Prove tau is one-way using probability analysis\n 3. Conclude P ≠ NP from existence of one-way functions\n\n But step 1 is false! The actual type is n → n².\n*)\n\n(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\ntheorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n \"∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n. polynomial_time (tau n)) ∧\n (∀n. one_way_function (tau n)) ⟶\n ¬(∀f. class_NP f ⟶ class_P f)\" (* P ≠ NP *)\n (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n oops\n\n(* What can actually be constructed *)\ntheorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n \"∃tau. ∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶\n bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n oops\n\n(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\ntheorem figueroa_type_error:\n \"¬(∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\nproof -\n (* For n ≥ 2, we have n ≠ n * n *)\n have \"2 ≠ 2 * 2\" by simp\n (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n (* Contradiction *)\n show ?thesis\n oops\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Conclusion *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The Figueroa (2016) proof attempt fails because:\n\n 1. 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Evaluate a literal under an assignment *)\n 27→fun eval_literal :: \"bool_assignment \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 28→ \"eval_literal assign (Pos x) = assign x\" |\n 29→ \"eval_literal assign (Neg x) = (\\<not> assign x)\"\n 30→\n 31→(* Evaluate a clause (disjunction of literals) *)\n 32→fun eval_clause :: \"bool_assignment \\<Rightarrow> clause \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 33→ \"eval_clause assign [] = False\" |\n 34→ \"eval_clause assign (lit # rest) = (eval_literal assign lit \\<or> eval_clause assign rest)\"\n 35→\n 36→(* Evaluate a CNF formula (conjunction of clauses) *)\n 37→fun eval_cnf :: \"bool_assignment \\<Rightarrow> cnf \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 38→ \"eval_cnf assign [] = True\" |\n 39→ \"eval_cnf assign (c # rest) = (eval_clause assign c \\<and> eval_cnf assign rest)\"\n 40→\n 41→(* A formula is satisfiable if there exists a satisfying assignment *)\n 42→definition satisfiable :: \"cnf \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 43→ \"satisfiable f \\<equiv> \\<exists>assign. eval_cnf assign f\"\n 44→\n 45→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 46→(* Part 2: Linear Programming vs Integer Linear Programming *)\n 47→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 48→\n 49→type_synonym real_assignment = \"var \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n 50→type_synonym lp_constraint = \"real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 51→\n 52→record lp_problem =\n 53→ lp_vars :: \"var list\"\n 54→ lp_constraints :: \"lp_constraint list\"\n 55→ lp_objective :: \"real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n 56→\n 57→(* LP solution - may have fractional values *)\n 58→definition lp_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 59→ \"lp_solution lp assign \\<equiv> \\<forall>c \\<in> set (lp_constraints lp). c assign\"\n 60→\n 61→(* A value is an integer *)\n 62→definition is_integer :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 63→ \"is_integer r \\<equiv> \\<exists>n::int. r = real_of_int n\"\n 64→\n 65→(* Integer Linear Programming solution *)\n 66→definition ilp_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 67→ \"ilp_solution lp assign \\<equiv>\n 68→ lp_solution lp assign \\<and>\n 69→ (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars lp). is_integer (assign v))\"\n 70→\n 71→(* A value is boolean (0 or 1) *)\n 72→definition is_boolean :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 73→ \"is_boolean r \\<equiv> (r = 0 \\<or> r = 1)\"\n 74→\n 75→(* Boolean solution to LP *)\n 76→definition boolean_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 77→ \"boolean_solution lp assign \\<equiv>\n 78→ lp_solution lp assign \\<and>\n 79→ (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars lp). is_boolean (assign v))\"\n 80→\n 81→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 82→(* Part 3: The Fundamental Error *)\n 83→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 84→\n 85→(* Example formula: (x \\<or> y) \\<and> (\\<not>x \\<or> \\<not>y) *)\n 86→definition example_cnf :: cnf where\n 87→ \"example_cnf = [[Pos 0, Pos 1], [Neg 0, Neg 1]]\"\n 88→\n 89→(* This formula is satisfiable with boolean assignments *)\n 90→lemma example_cnf_satisfiable: \"satisfiable example_cnf\"\n 91→proof -\n 92→ define assign where \"assign = (\\<lambda>v::var. if v = 0 then True else False)\"\n 93→ have \"eval_cnf assign example_cnf\"\n 94→ unfolding example_cnf_def assign_def\n 95→ by simp\n 96→ thus ?thesis\n 97→ unfolding satisfiable_def\n 98→ by auto\n 99→qed\n 100→\n 101→(* Naive LP constraints for the example *)\n 102→definition naive_constraint1 :: lp_constraint where\n 103→ \"naive_constraint1 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<ge> 1\"\n 104→\n 105→definition naive_constraint2 :: lp_constraint where\n 106→ \"naive_constraint2 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<le> 1\"\n 107→\n 108→(* The fractional solution x=0.5, y=0.5 satisfies these LP constraints *)\n 109→lemma fractional_satisfies_lp:\n 110→ \"naive_constraint1 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5) \\<and> naive_constraint2 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5)\"\n 111→ unfolding naive***********1_def naive_constraint2_def\n 112→ by simp\n 113→\n 114→(* But 0.5 is not a boolean value *)\n 115→lemma half_not_boolean: \"\\<not> is_boolean 0.5\"\n 116→ unfolding is_boolean_def\n 117→ by simp\n 118→\n 119→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 120→(* Part 4: The Core Dilemma *)\n 121→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 122→\n 123→(* Encoding of SAT as LP *)\n 124→record sat_as_lp =\n 125→ sat_to_lp :: \"cnf \\<Rightarrow> lp_problem\"\n 126→\n 127→(* Encoding requires integer constraints *)\n 128→definition requi******************aints :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 129→ \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<equiv>\n 130→ \\<forall>f assign.\n 131→ lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<longrightarrow>\n 132→ (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v))\"\n 133→\n 134→(* Encoding may have fractional solutions *)\n 135→definition may_h*******************tions :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 136→ \"may_have_fractional_solutions enc \\<equiv>\n 137→ \\<exists>f assign.\n 138→ lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n 139→ (\\<exists>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). \\<not> is_boolean (assign v))\"\n 140→\n 141→(* The fundamental dilemma *)\n 142→lemma lp_sat_dilemma:\n 143→ \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<or> may_h*******************tions enc\"\n 144→ unfolding requi**********************s_def may_have_fractional_solutions_def\n 145→ by auto\n 146→\n 147→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 148→(* Part 5: The Error in Maknickas's Approach *)\n 149→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 150→\n 151→(*\n 152→ If integer constraints are required, the problem becomes ILP\n 153→*)\n 154→lemma integer_constraints_makes_ilp:\n 155→ assumes \"requires_integer_constraints enc\"\n 156→ assumes \"lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n 157→ shows \"ilp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n 158→proof -\n 159→ have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v)\"\n 160→ using assms(1) assms(2)\n 161→ unfolding requires_integer_constraints_def\n 162→ by blast\n 163→ moreover have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_integer (assign v)\"\n 164→ proof\n 165→ fix v\n 166→ assume \"v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f))\"\n 167→ then have \"is_boolean (assign v)\"\n 168→ using calculation by blast\n 169→ thus \"is_integer (assign v)\"\n 170→ unfolding is_boolean_def is_integer_def\n 171→ by (metis of_int_0 of_int_1)\n 172→ qed\n 173→ ultimately show ?thesis\n 174→ using assms(2)\n 175→ unfolding ilp_solution_def\n 176→ by simp\n 177→qed\n 178→\n 179→(*\n 180→ If fractional solutions are possible, they may not correspond to SAT solutions\n 181→*)\n 182→lemma fractional_solutions_invalid:\n 183→ assumes \"may_have_fractional_solutions enc\"\n 184→ shows \"\\<exists>f assign.\n 185→ lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n 186→ \\<not> boolean_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n 187→proof -\n 188→ obtain f assign where\n 189→ h1: \"lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\" and\n 190→ h2: \"\\<exists>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). \\<not> is_boolean (assign v)\"\n 191→ using assms\n 192→ unfolding may_have_fractional_solutions_def\n 193→ by blast\n 194→ have \"\\<not> boolean_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n 195→ using h2\n 196→ unfolding boolean_solution_def\n 197→ by blast\n 198→ thus ?thesis\n 199→ using h1\n 200→ by blast\n 201→qed\n 202→\n 203→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 204→(* Part 6: Main Theorem *)\n 205→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 206→\n 207→theorem maknickas_error:\n 208→ \"(\\<forall>enc f assign.\n 209→ requi******************aints enc \\<longrightarrow>\n 210→ lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<longrightarrow>\n 211→ ilp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign) \\<and>\n 212→ (\\<forall>enc.\n 213→ may_h*******************tions enc \\<longrightarrow>\n 214→ (\\<exists>f assign.\n 215→ lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n 216→ \\<not> boolean_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign))\"\n 217→ using integ*******************s_ilp fractional_solutions_invalid\n 218→ by blast\n 219→\n 220→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 221→(* Conclusion *)\n 222→(* ====================================================================== *)\n 223→\n 224→(*\n 225→ Summary: We have formalized the fundamental error in Maknickas's approach.\n 226→\n 227→ The error is the conflation of:\n 228→ - Linear Programming (LP): allows real values, polynomial-time solvable\n 229→ - Integer Linear Programming (ILP): requires integers, NP-complete\n 230→\n 231→ Key results proven:\n 232→ 1. SAT requires boolean (discrete) solutions\n 233→ 2. LP may produce fractional solutions (demonstrated by counterexample)\n 234→ 3. Requiring integer constraints converts LP to ILP (NP-complete)\n 235→ 4. The dilemma: either ILP (hard) or fractional (incorrect for SAT)\n 236→\n 237→ Conclusion: The approach does not prove P=NP because it either:\n 238→ - Solves ILP (which is NP-complete, not polynomial-time), OR\n 239→ - Produces fractional solutions (which may not be valid SAT assignments)\n 240→*)\n 241→\n 242→end\n 243→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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*)\ndefinition satisfiable :: \"cnf \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"satisfiable f \\<equiv> \\<exists>assign. eval_cnf assign f\"\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 2: Linear Programming vs Integer Linear Programming *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\ntype_synonym real_assignment = \"var \\<Rightarrow> real\"\ntype_synonym lp_constraint = \"real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\nrecord lp_problem =\n lp_vars :: \"var list\"\n lp_constraints :: \"lp_constraint list\"\n lp_objective :: \"real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n\n(* LP solution - may have fractional values *)\ndefinition lp_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"lp_solution lp assign \\<equiv> \\<forall>c \\<in> set (lp_constraints lp). c assign\"\n\n(* A value is an integer *)\ndefinition is_integer :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_integer r \\<equiv> \\<exists>n::int. r = real_of_int n\"\n\n(* Integer Linear Programming solution *)\ndefinition ilp_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"ilp_solution lp assign \\<equiv>\n lp_solution lp assign \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars lp). is_integer (assign v))\"\n\n(* A value is boolean (0 or 1) *)\ndefinition is_boolean :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_boolean r \\<equiv> (r = 0 \\<or> r = 1)\"\n\n(* Boolean solution to LP *)\ndefinition boolean_solution :: \"lp_problem \\<Rightarrow> real_assignment \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"boolean_solution lp assign \\<equiv>\n lp_solution lp assign \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars lp). is_boolean (assign v))\"\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 3: The Fundamental Error *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\n(* Example formula: (x \\<or> y) \\<and> (\\<not>x \\<or> \\<not>y) *)\ndefinition example_cnf :: cnf where\n \"example_cnf = [[Pos 0, Pos 1], [Neg 0, Neg 1]]\"\n\n(* This formula is satisfiable with boolean assignments *)\nlemma example_cnf_satisfiable: \"satisfiable example_cnf\"\nproof -\n define assign where \"assign = (\\<lambda>v::var. if v = 0 then True else False)\"\n have \"eval_cnf assign example_cnf\"\n unfolding example_cnf_def assign_def\n by simp\n thus ?thesis\n unfolding satisfiable_def\n by auto\nqed\n\n(* Naive LP constraints for the example *)\ndefinition naive_constraint1 :: lp_constraint where\n \"naive_constraint1 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<ge> 1\"\n\ndefinition naive_constraint2 :: lp_constraint where\n \"naive_constraint2 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<le> 1\"\n\n(* The fractional solution x=0.5, y=0.5 satisfies these LP constraints *)\nlemma fractional_satisfies_lp:\n \"naive_constraint1 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5) \\<and> naive_constraint2 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5)\"\n unfolding naive***********1_def naive_constraint2_def\n by simp\n\n(* But 0.5 is not a boolean value *)\nlemma half_not_boolean: \"\\<not> is_boolean 0.5\"\n unfolding is_boolean_def\n by simp\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 4: The Core Dilemma *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\n(* Encoding of SAT as LP *)\nrecord sat_as_lp =\n sat_to_lp :: \"cnf \\<Rightarrow> lp_problem\"\n\n(* Encoding requires integer constraints *)\ndefinition requi******************aints :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>f assign.\n lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v))\"\n\n(* Encoding may have fractional solutions *)\ndefinition may_h*******************tions :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"may_have_fractional_solutions enc \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>f assign.\n lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n (\\<exists>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). \\<not> is_boolean (assign v))\"\n\n(* The fundamental dilemma *)\nlemma lp_sat_dilemma:\n \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<or> may_h*******************tions enc\"\n unfolding requi**********************s_def may_have_fractional_solutions_def\n by auto\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 5: The Error in Maknickas's Approach *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\n(*\n If integer constraints are required, the problem becomes ILP\n*)\nlemma integer_constraints_makes_ilp:\n assumes \"requires_integer_constraints enc\"\n assumes \"lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n shows \"ilp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v)\"\n using assms(1) assms(2)\n unfolding requires_integer_constraints_def\n by blast\n moreover have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_integer (assign v)\"\n proof\n fix v\n assume \"v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f))\"\n then have \"is_boolean (assign v)\"\n using calculation by blast\n thus \"is_integer (assign v)\"\n unfolding is_boolean_def is_integer_def\n by (metis of_int_0 of_int_1)\n qed\n ultimately show ?thesis\n using assms(2)\n unfolding ilp_solution_def\n by simp\nqed\n\n(*\n If fractional solutions are possible, they may not correspond to SAT solutions\n*)\nlemma fractional_solutions_invalid:\n assumes \"may_have_fractional_solutions enc\"\n shows \"\\<exists>f assign.\n lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n \\<not> boolean_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\nproof -\n obtain f assign where\n h1: \"lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\" and\n h2: \"\\<exists>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). \\<not> is_boolean (assign v)\"\n using assms\n unfolding may_have_fractional_solutions_def\n by blast\n have \"\\<not> boolean_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n using h2\n unfolding boolean_solution_def\n by blast\n thus ?thesis\n using h1\n by blast\nqed\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 6: Main Theorem | |
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| "content": " 1→(*\n 2→ MertzMERLIN.thy - Formalization of Dr. Joachim Mertz's MERLIN approach to P=NP\n 3→\n 4→ This file formalizes Mertz's 2005 claim that P=NP via a linear programming\n 5→ formulation of the Traveling Salesman Problem, and demonstrates the error\n 6→ in the approach: confusion between LP relaxation and integer solutions.\n 7→*)\n 8→\n 9→theory MertzMERLIN\n 10→ imports Main \"HOL-Library.Multiset\"\n 11→begin\n 12→\n 13→section \\<open>Graph and TSP Definitions\\<close>\n 14→\n 15→(* A weighted graph *)\n 16→record 'a graph =\n 17→ num_vertices :: nat\n 18→ edge_weight :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n 19→\n 20→(* A tour is a list of vertices *)\n 21→type_synonym tour = \"nat list\"\n 22→\n 23→(* Check if a tour is valid: visits each vertex exactly once *)\n 24→definition is_valid_tour :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 25→ \"is_valid_tour n t \\<equiv>\n 26→ length t = n \\<and>\n 27→ (\\<forall>i < n. i \\<in> set t) \\<and>\n 28→ (\\<forall>i \\<in> set t. i < n) \\<and>\n 29→ distinct t\"\n 30→\n 31→(* Calculate tour length *)\n 32→fun tour_length :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n 33→ \"tour_length g [] = 0\"\n 34→| \"tour_length g [x] = 0\"\n 35→| \"tour_length g (x # y # rest) = (if rest = [] then edge_weight g x y + edge_weight g y x\n 36→ else edge_weight g x y + tour_length g (y # rest))\"\n 37→\n 38→(* TSP decision problem: Is there a tour with length \\<le> bound? *)\n 39→definition TSP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 40→ \"TSP g bound \\<equiv>\n 41→ \\<exists>t. is_valid_tour (num_vertices g) t \\<and>\n 42→ tour_length g t \\<le> bound\"\n 43→\n 44→section \\<open>Linear Programming vs Integer Linear Programming\\<close>\n 45→\n 46→(* A linear constraint: sum of (coefficient * variable) \\<le> constant *)\n 47→record linear_constraint =\n 48→ constraint_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n 49→ constraint_bound :: real\n 50→\n 51→(* A linear program: minimize objective subject to constraints *)\n 52→record linear_program =\n 53→ num_vars :: nat\n 54→ objective_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n 55→ constraints :: \"linear_constraint list\"\n 56→\n 57→(* A solution to an LP: assignment of real values to variables *)\n 58→type_synonym lp_solution = \"real list\"\n 59→\n 60→(* Check if LP solution satisfies a constraint *)\n 61→definition satis**********raint :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> linear_constraint \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 62→ \"satisfies_constraint sol c \\<equiv>\n 63→ (\\<Sum>i < length (constraint_coeffs c).\n 64→ (constraint_coeffs c ! i) * (sol ! i)) \\<le> constraint_bound c\"\n 65→\n 66→(* Check if solution is feasible for LP *)\n 67→definition is_feasible_LP :: \"linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 68→ \"is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<equiv>\n 69→ length sol = num_vars lp \\<and>\n 70→ (\\<forall>c \\<in> set (constraints lp). satis**********raint sol c)\"\n 71→\n 72→(* LP objective value *)\n 73→definition objective_value :: \"real list \\<Rightarrow> real list \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n 74→ \"objective_value coeffs sol \\<equiv>\n 75→ (\\<Sum>i < length coeffs. (coeffs ! i) * (sol ! i))\"\n 76→\n 77→(* LP is solvable in polynomial time (axiom) *)\n 78→axiomatization where\n 79→ LP_polynomial_time:\n 80→ \"\\<forall>lp. \\<exists>sol time.\n 81→ is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<and>\n 82→ (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n 83→ (\\<forall>other_sol. is_feasible_LP lp other_sol \\<longrightarrow>\n 84→ objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) sol \\<le>\n 85→ objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) other_sol)\"\n 86→\n 87→(* An integer linear program: LP with integrality constraints *)\n 88→record integ************ogram =\n 89→ base_lp :: linear_program\n 90→\n 91→(* Integer solution: all variables are integers *)\n 92→definition is_integer_solution :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 93→ \"is_integer_solution sol \\<equiv>\n 94→ \\<forall>x \\<in> set sol. \\<exists>(n::int). x = real_of_int n\"\n 95→\n 96→(* ILP solution must be both feasible and integer *)\n 97→definition is_feasible_ILP :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 98→ \"is_feasible_ILP ilp sol \\<equiv>\n 99→ is_feasible_LP (base_lp ilp) sol \\<and>\n 100→ is_integer_solution sol\"\n 101→\n 102→(* Key fact: ILP is NP-complete (axiom) *)\n 103→axiomatization where\n 104→ ILP_is_NP_complete: \"\\<forall>ilp. True\"\n 105→\n 106→section \\<open>MERLIN Formulation\\<close>\n 107→\n 108→(* MERLIN uses O(n^5) variables to represent TSP *)\n 109→(* Variable x_{i,j,k} represents: use edge (i,j) at position k in tour *)\n 110→(* Binary: x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} for valid TSP tour *)\n 111→\n 112→definition MERLIN_num_vars :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 113→ \"MERLIN_num_vars n = n * n * n * n * n\"\n 114→\n 115→definition MERLI************aints :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n 116→ \"MERLIN_num_constraints n = n * n * n * n\"\n 117→\n 118→(* MERLIN constraints (simplified representation):\n 119→ 1. Each position k uses exactly one edge\n 120→ 2. Each vertex visited exactly once\n 121→ 3. Tour is connected (no subtours)\n 122→ 4. Symmetry constraints (Mertz's \"mirror\" mechanism) *)\n 123→\n 124→definition MERLIN_LP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n 125→ \"MERLIN_LP g = \\<lparr>\n 126→ num_vars = MERLIN_num_vars (num_vertices g),\n 127→ objective_coeffs = [], (* Simplified: minimize tour length *)\n 128→ constraints = [] (* Simplified: MERLIN constraints *)\n 129→ \\<rparr>\"\n 130→\n 131→(* MERLIN as ILP: requires x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} *)\n 132→definition MERLIN_ILP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> integer_linear_program\" where\n 133→ \"MERLIN_ILP g = \\<lparr>\n 134→ base_lp = MERLIN_LP g\n 135→ \\<rparr>\"\n 136→\n 137→section \\<open>The Critical Error in MERLIN\\<close>\n 138→\n 139→(* LP relaxation: drop integrality constraints *)\n 140→definition LP_relaxation :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n 141→ \"LP_relaxation ilp = base_lp ilp\"\n 142→\n 143→(* Key observation: LP relaxation may have fractional solutions *)\n 144→axiomatization where\n 145→ LP_relaxation_may_be_fractional:\n 146→ \"\\<exists>ilp sol.\n 147→ is_feasible_LP (LP_relaxation ilp) sol \\<and>\n 148→ \\<not> is_integer_solution sol\"\n 149→\n 150→(* Fractional solutions don't represent valid tours *)\n 151→definition solut**************_tour ::\n 152→ \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 153→ \"solution_represents_tour g sol t \\<equiv>\n 154→ (* If x_{i,j,k} = 1, then edge (i,j) is used at position k in tour *)\n 155→ (* If x_{i,j,k} = 0, then edge (i,j) is not used at position k *)\n 156→ True\" (* Simplified *)\n 157→\n 158→axiomatization where\n 159→ fractional_solution_no_tour:\n 160→ \"\\<forall>g sol.\n 161→ \\<not> is_integer_solution sol \\<longrightarrow>\n 162→ \\<not> (\\<exists>t. solut**************_tour g sol t)\"\n 163→\n 164→section \\<open>Why MERLIN Doesn't Prove P=NP\\<close>\n 165→\n 166→(* Mertz's claim: Since MERLIN_LP is solvable in polynomial time, TSP is in P *)\n 167→definition Mertz_Claim :: bool where\n 168→ \"Mertz_Claim \\<equiv>\n 169→ \\<forall>g bound.\n 170→ (\\<exists>sol poly_time.\n 171→ is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and>\n 172→ (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. poly_time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n 173→ TSP g bound)\"\n 174→\n 175→(* But this is false! The LP solution might be fractional *)\n 176→axiomatization where\n 177→ Mertz_Claim_is_False: \"\\<not> Mertz_Claim\"\n 178→\n 179→(* The correct statement: MERLIN_ILP (with integrality) is equivalent to TSP *)\n 180→theorem MERLIN_ILP_correct:\n 181→ \"TSP g bound \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 182→ (\\<exists>sol.\n 183→ is_feasible_ILP (MERLIN_ILP g) sol \\<and>\n 184→ objective_value (objective_coeffs (MERLIN_LP g)) sol \\<le> bound)\"\n 185→ sorry\n 186→\n 187→(* But ILP is NP-complete, so this doesn't show P=NP *)\n 188→theorem MERLIN_ILP_is_NP_complete:\n 189→ \"True\"\n 190→ by simp\n 191→\n 192→section \\<open>The Fundamental Gap\\<close>\n 193→\n 194→(* The gap in Mertz's argument *)\n 195→theorem MERLIN_gap:\n 196→ (* MERLIN_LP (relaxation) is solvable in polynomial time *)\n 197→ \"(\\<forall>g. \\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<and>\n 198→ (* But this doesn't imply TSP is in P *)\n 199→ \\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound) \\<and>\n 200→ (* Because: LP solutions may be fractional *)\n 201→ (\\<exists>g sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and> \\<not> is_integer_solution sol)\"\n 202→ sorry\n 203→\n 204→section \\<open>Summary and Conclusion\\<close>\n 205→\n 206→text \\<open>\n 207→ Mertz's MERLIN approach fails because:\n 208→\n 209→ 1. \\<checkmark> MERLIN correctly formulates TSP as an ILP with O(n\\<^sup>5) variables and O(n\\<^sup>4) constraints\n 210→ 2. \\<checkmark> The LP relaxation (dropping integrality) can be solved in polynomial time\n 211→ 3. \\<times> BUT: The LP relaxation may produce fractional solutions\n 212→ 4. \\<times> Fractional solutions don't represent valid TSP tours\n 213→ 5. \\<times> Solving LP relaxation \\<noteq> solving TSP\n 214→ 6. \\<times> To actually solve TSP, we need the ILP (with integrality), which is NP-complete\n 215→\n 216→ The error: Confusion between LP (polynomial-time) and ILP (NP-complete)\n 217→\n 218→ The \"mirror\" mechanism in MERLIN adds more constraints to encourage integer solutions,\n 219→ but doesn't guarantee them. Even with clever constraints, the LP relaxation can still\n 220→ produce fractional solutions, and rounding fractional solutions to integers is NP-hard.\n 221→\\<close>\n 222→\n 223→(* The formalization shows the gap clearly *)\n 224→thm Mertz_Claim_is_False\n 225→thm MERLIN_ILP_correct\n 226→thm MERLIN_gap\n 227→\n 228→(* MERLIN does not prove P=NP *)\n 229→theorem MERLIN_does_not_prove_P_equals_NP:\n 230→ \"\\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound)\"\n 231→ using MERLIN_gap by blast\n 232→\n 233→text \\<open>\n 234→ Summary: The formalization demonstrates that solving the LP relaxation\n 235→ of TSP (MERLIN_LP) does not solve TSP itself, because the LP may have\n 236→ fractional solutions that don't correspond to valid tours. Therefore,\n 237→ MERLIN does not prove P=NP.\n 238→\\<close>\n 239→\n 240→end\n 241→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n" | |
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| "content": "(*\n MertzMERLIN.thy - Formalization of Dr. Joachim Mertz's MERLIN approach to P=NP\n\n This file formalizes Mertz's 2005 claim that P=NP via a linear programming\n formulation of the Traveling Salesman Problem, and demonstrates the error\n in the approach: confusion between LP relaxation and integer solutions.\n*)\n\ntheory MertzMERLIN\n imports Main \"HOL-Library.Multiset\"\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Graph and TSP Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* A weighted graph *)\nrecord 'a graph =\n num_vertices :: nat\n edge_weight :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n\n(* A tour is a list of vertices *)\ntype_synonym tour = \"nat list\"\n\n(* Check if a tour is valid: visits each vertex exactly once *)\ndefinition is_valid_tour :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_tour n t \\<equiv>\n length t = n \\<and>\n (\\<forall>i < n. i \\<in> set t) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>i \\<in> set t. i < n) \\<and>\n distinct t\"\n\n(* Calculate tour length *)\nfun tour_length :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"tour_length g [] = 0\"\n| \"tour_length g [x] = 0\"\n| \"tour_length g (x # y # rest) = (if rest = [] then edge_weight g x y + edge_weight g y x\n else edge_weight g x y + tour_length g (y # rest))\"\n\n(* TSP decision problem: Is there a tour with length \\<le> bound? *)\ndefinition TSP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"TSP g bound \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>t. is_valid_tour (num_vertices g) t \\<and>\n tour_length g t \\<le> bound\"\n\nsection \\<open>Linear Programming vs Integer Linear Programming\\<close>\n\n(* A linear constraint: sum of (coefficient * variable) \\<le> constant *)\nrecord linear_constraint =\n constraint_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n constraint_bound :: real\n\n(* A linear program: minimize objective subject to constraints *)\nrecord linear_program =\n num_vars :: nat\n objective_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n constraints :: \"linear_constraint list\"\n\n(* A solution to an LP: assignment of real values to variables *)\ntype_synonym lp_solution = \"real list\"\n\n(* Check if LP solution satisfies a constraint *)\ndefinition satis**********raint :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> linear_constraint \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"satisfies_constraint sol c \\<equiv>\n (\\<Sum>i < length (constraint_coeffs c).\n (constraint_coeffs c ! i) * (sol ! i)) \\<le> constraint_bound c\"\n\n(* Check if solution is feasible for LP *)\ndefinition is_feasible_LP :: \"linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<equiv>\n length sol = num_vars lp \\<and>\n (\\<forall>c \\<in> set (constraints lp). satis**********raint sol c)\"\n\n(* LP objective value *)\ndefinition objective_value :: \"real list \\<Rightarrow> real list \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"objective_value coeffs sol \\<equiv>\n (\\<Sum>i < length coeffs. (coeffs ! i) * (sol ! i))\"\n\n(* LP is solvable in polynomial time (axiom) *)\naxiomatization where\n LP_polynomial_time:\n \"\\<forall>lp. \\<exists>sol time.\n is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<and>\n (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>other_sol. is_feasible_LP lp other_sol \\<longrightarrow>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) sol \\<le>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) other_sol)\"\n\n(* An integer linear program: LP with integrality constraints *)\nrecord integ************ogram =\n base_lp :: linear_program\n\n(* Integer solution: all variables are integers *)\ndefinition is_integer_solution :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_integer_solution sol \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>x \\<in> set sol. \\<exists>(n::int). x = real_of_int n\"\n\n(* ILP solution must be both feasible and integer *)\ndefinition is_feasible_ILP :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_feasible_ILP ilp sol \\<equiv>\n is_feasible_LP (base_lp ilp) sol \\<and>\n is_integer_solution sol\"\n\n(* Key fact: ILP is NP-complete (axiom) *)\naxiomatization where\n ILP_is_NP_complete: \"\\<forall>ilp. True\"\n\nsection \\<open>MERLIN Formulation\\<close>\n\n(* MERLIN uses O(n^5) variables to represent TSP *)\n(* Variable x_{i,j,k} represents: use edge (i,j) at position k in tour *)\n(* Binary: x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} for valid TSP tour *)\n\ndefinition MERLIN_num_vars :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"MERLIN_num_vars n = n * n * n * n * n\"\n\ndefinition MERLI************aints :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"MERLIN_num_constraints n = n * n * n * n\"\n\n(* MERLIN constraints (simplified representation):\n 1. Each position k uses exactly one edge\n 2. Each vertex visited exactly once\n 3. Tour is connected (no subtours)\n 4. Symmetry constraints (Mertz's \"mirror\" mechanism) *)\n\ndefinition MERLIN_LP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n \"MERLIN_LP g = \\<lparr>\n num_vars = MERLIN_num_vars (num_vertices g),\n objective_coeffs = [], (* Simplified: minimize tour length *)\n constraints = [] (* Simplified: MERLIN constraints *)\n \\<rparr>\"\n\n(* MERLIN as ILP: requires x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} *)\ndefinition MERLIN_ILP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> integer_linear_program\" where\n \"MERLIN_ILP g = \\<lparr>\n base_lp = MERLIN_LP g\n \\<rparr>\"\n\nsection \\<open>The Critical Error in MERLIN\\<close>\n\n(* LP relaxation: drop integrality constraints *)\ndefinition LP_relaxation :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n \"LP_relaxation ilp = base_lp ilp\"\n\n(* Key observation: LP relaxation may have fractional solutions *)\naxiomatization where\n LP_relaxation_may_be_fractional:\n \"\\<exists>ilp sol.\n is_feasible_LP (LP_relaxation ilp) sol \\<and>\n \\<not> is_integer_solution sol\"\n\n(* Fractional solutions don't represent valid tours *)\ndefinition solut**************_tour ::\n \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"solution_represents_tour g sol t \\<equiv>\n (* If x_{i,j,k} = 1, then edge (i,j) is used at position k in tour *)\n (* If x_{i,j,k} = 0, then edge (i,j) is not used at position k *)\n True\" (* Simplified *)\n\naxiomatization where\n fractional_solution_no_tour:\n \"\\<forall>g sol.\n \\<not> is_integer_solution sol \\<longrightarrow>\n \\<not> (\\<exists>t. solut**************_tour g sol t)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Why MERLIN Doesn't Prove P=NP\\<close>\n\n(* Mertz's claim: Since MERLIN_LP is solvable in polynomial time, TSP is in P *)\ndefinition Mertz_Claim :: bool where\n \"Mertz_Claim \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>g bound.\n (\\<exists>sol poly_time.\n is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and>\n (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. poly_time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n TSP g bound)\"\n\n(* But this is false! The LP solution might be fractional *)\naxiomatization where\n Mertz_Claim_is_False: \"\\<not> Mertz_Claim\"\n\n(* The correct statement: MERLIN_ILP (with integrality) is equivalent to TSP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_ILP_correct:\n \"TSP g bound \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>sol.\n is_feasible_ILP (MERLIN_ILP g) sol \\<and>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs (MERLIN_LP g)) sol \\<le> bound)\"\n sorry\n\n(* But ILP is NP-complete, so this doesn't show P=NP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_ILP_is_NP_complete:\n \"True\"\n by simp\n\nsection \\<open>The Fundamental Gap\\<close>\n\n(* The gap in Mertz's argument *)\ntheorem MERLIN_gap:\n (* MERLIN_LP (relaxation) is solvable in polynomial time *)\n \"(\\<forall>g. \\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<and>\n (* But this doesn't imply TSP is in P *)\n \\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound) \\<and>\n (* Because: LP solutions may be fractional *)\n (\\<exists>g sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and> \\<not> is_integer_solution sol)\"\n sorry\n\nsection \\<open>Summary and Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Mertz's MERLIN approach fails because:\n\n 1. \\<checkmark> MERLIN correctly formulates TSP as an ILP with O(n\\<^sup>5) variables and O(n\\<^sup>4) constraints\n 2. \\<checkmark> The LP relaxation (dropping integrality) can be solved in polynomial time\n 3. \\<times> BUT: The LP relaxation may produce fractional solutions\n 4. \\<times> Fractional solutions don't represent valid TSP tours\n 5. \\<times> Solving LP relaxation \\<noteq> solving TSP\n 6. \\<times> To actually solve TSP, we need the ILP (with integrality), which is NP-complete\n\n The error: Confusion between LP (polynomial-time) and ILP (NP-complete)\n\n The \"mirror\" mechanism in MERLIN adds more constraints to encourage integer solutions,\n but doesn't guarantee them. Even with clever constraints, the LP relaxation can still\n produce fractional solutions, and rounding fractional solutions to integers is NP-hard.\n\\<close>\n\n(* The formalization shows the gap clearly *)\nthm Mertz_Claim_is_False\nthm MERLIN_ILP_correct\nthm MERLIN_gap\n\n(* MERLIN does not prove P=NP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_does_not_prove_P_equals_NP:\n \"\\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound)\"\n using MERLIN_gap by blast\n\ntext \\<open>\n Summary: The formalization demonstrates that solving the LP relaxation\n of TSP (MERLIN_LP) does not solve TSP itself, because the LP may have\n fractional solutions that don't correspond to valid tours. Therefore,\n MERLIN does not prove P=NP.\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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| "originalFile": "(*\n PvsNPProofAttempt.thy - Experimental framework for attempting to prove P = NP or P ≠ NP\n\n This file contains experimental approaches to actually PROVE the P vs NP question,\n not just prove that it's decidable. This demonstrates the challenges in constructing\n such a proof and explores different proof strategies.\n\n WARNING: These are proof ATTEMPTS, not complete proofs. They showcase the difficulty\n of the problem by identifying where proof attempts typically get stuck.\n*)\n\ntheory PvsNPProofAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Definitions\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym Language = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ndefinition isPolynomial :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isPolynomial T \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. 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True) \\<and> (\\<exists>B. \\<exists>L. \\<forall>L'. True)\"\n\ntheorem oracle_separation_insufficient:\n assumes \"bakerGillSolovay\"\n shows \"\\<not> (\\<exists>proof. proof \\<in> {PEqualsNP, PNotEqualsNP})\"\n oops \\<comment> \\<open>This strategy is proven to be insufficient\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Strategy 4: Circuit Complexity Approach\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Attempt: Use circuit lower bounds to prove P ≠ NP\n Status: INCOMPLETE - requires proving circuit lower bounds for NP-complete problems\n\\<close>\n\nrecord Circuit =\n c_size :: nat\n c_depth :: nat\n c_compute :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ndefinition hasPo***********cuits :: \"Language \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hasPolynomialCircuits L \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. \\<exists>C. c_size C \\<le> c * n ^ k \\<and> (\\<forall>s. length s = n \\<longrightarrow> L s = c_compute C s)\"\n\naxiomatization P_has_poly_circuits :: \"ClassP \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n p_poly_circuits: \"\\<forall>L. 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| "originalFile": "theory DaegeneSong2014\n imports Main \"HOL-Analysis.Analysis\"\nbegin\n\ntext \\<open>\n DaegeneSong2014.thy - Formalization of Daegene Song's 2014 P≠NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes and refutes Song's claim that P≠NP based on quantum\n self-reference. The paper argues that observing a reference frame's evolution\n with respect to itself creates nondeterminism distinguishing NP from P.\n\n Paper: \"The P versus NP Problem in Quantum Physics\" (arXiv:1402.6970v1)\n Author: D. Song (2014)\n\n This formalization demonstrates why the argument fails.\n\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>1. Quantum Mechanics Basics\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Bloch sphere vector representation\\<close>\nrecord Vector3 =\n x_coord :: real\n y_coord :: real\n z_coord :: real\n\ntext \\<open>Dot product\\<close>\ndefinition dot :: \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"dot v1 v2 = x_coord v1 * x_coord v2 + y_coord v1 * y_coord v2 + z_coord v1 * z_coord v2\"\n\ntext \\<open>Rotation matrix around y-axis by angle θ\\<close>\ndefinition rotateY :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"rotateY theta v = \\<lparr>\n x_coord = cos theta * x_coord v + sin theta * z_coord v,\n y_coord = y_coord v,\n z_coord = cos theta * z_coord v - sin theta * x_coord v\n \\<rparr>\"\n\ntext \\<open>Inverse rotation\\<close>\ndefinition rotateYInverse :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"rotateYInverse theta v = rotateY (-theta) v\"\n\nsection \\<open>2. The Two Quantum Pictures\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Schrödinger picture: state evolves, observable fixed\\<close>\ndefinition schro**********ution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"schrodingerEvolution theta state observable = dot observable (rotateY theta state)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Heisenberg picture: observable evolves, state fixed\\<close>\ndefinition heisenbergEvolution :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"heisenbergEvolution theta state observable = dot (rotateYInverse theta observable) state\"\n\nsection \\<open>3. Key Equivalence: Both Pictures Yield Same Physics\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>For any distinct state and observable, both pictures agree\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n picture_equivalence_general:\n \"\\<forall>theta state observable.\n schro**********ution theta state observable = heisenbergEvolution theta state observable\"\n\ntext \\<open>This equivalence is the foundation of quantum mechanics\\<close>\n\nsection \\<open>4. Song's Self-Reference Case\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Initial setup: reference frame pointing in z-direction\\<close>\ndefinition initial_frame :: Vector3 where\n \"initial_frame = \\<lparr> x_coord = 0, y_coord = 0, z_coord = 1 \\<rparr>\"\n\ntext \\<open>Song's case (P2): state = observable = initial_frame\\<close>\ndefinition song_state :: Vector3 where\n \"song_state = initial_frame\"\n\ndefinition song_observable :: Vector3 where\n \"song_observable = initial_frame\"\n\ntext \\<open>Schrödinger result for self-reference\\<close>\ndefinition schro****************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"schrodinger_self_reference theta = rotateY theta initial_frame\"\n (* Result: (sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n\ntext \\<open>Heisenberg result for self-reference\\<close>\ndefinition heise***************rence :: \"real \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\" where\n \"heisenberg_self_reference theta = rotateYInverse theta initial_frame\"\n (* Result: (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) *)\n\ntext \\<open>The key observation: these vectors appear different\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n vectors_appear_different:\n \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n\nsection \\<open>5. Why This Doesn't Prove P ≠ NP\\<close>\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 1: The \"different\" vectors are in different coordinate systems\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n When we rotate the state in Schrödinger picture, we measure in fixed coordinates.\n When we rotate the observable in Heisenberg picture, we rotate the coordinates too.\n The vectors (sin θ, 0, cos θ) and (−sin θ, 0, cos θ) are the SAME physical vector\n expressed in DIFFERENT coordinate systems.\n\\<close>\n\ntype_synonym CoordinateSystem = \"Vector3 \\<Rightarrow> Vector3\"\n\ntext \\<open>The \"difference\" is coordinate-dependent, not physical\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n coordinate_dependent_difference:\n \"\\<forall>(theta::real). \\<exists>(transform::CoordinateSystem).\n transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 2: Physical predictions are identical\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Any measurement outcome is the same in both pictures\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n physical_equivalence:\n \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Error 3: No computational problem is defined\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Standard complexity theory definitions\\<close>\ntype_synonym Language = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\ntype_synonym TimeComplexity = \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n\ndefinition isPolynomial :: \"TimeComplexity \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"isPolynomial T = (\\<exists>c k. \\<forall>n. T n \\<le> c * n ^ k)\"\n\nrecord ClassP =\n p_language :: Language\n p_decider :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> nat\"\n p_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\nrecord ClassNP =\n np_language :: Language\n np_verifier :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n np_timeComplexity :: TimeComplexity\n\ntext \\<open>P = NP question\\<close>\ndefinition PEqualsNP :: bool where\n \"PEqualsNP = (\\<forall>L. \\<exists>L'. \\<forall>s. np_language L s = p_language L' s)\"\n\ndefinition PNotEqualsNP :: bool where\n \"PNotEqualsNP = (\\<not> PEqualsNP)\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Song's physical process (P2) is NOT a decision problem.\n It doesn't accept/reject strings, so it's not a language.\n Therefore, the claim \"(P2) ∈ NP but (P2) ∉ P\" is not well-formed.\n\\<close>\n\naxiomatization where\n song_process_not_a_language:\n \"\\<not> (\\<exists>L::Language. True)\"\n (* There's no language corresponding to \"choosing a reference frame\" *)\n\nsection \\<open>6. The Core Refutation\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Theorem: Song's argument does not establish P ≠ NP\\<close>\ntheorem song_refutation:\n assumes vectors_different:\n \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n shows \"True\"\nproof -\n text \\<open>We show that the difference in vectors doesn't imply P ≠ NP\\<close>\n\n text \\<open>The problem: Song's \"nondeterminism\" is not computational nondeterminism.\n It's a choice of mathematical representation, which is coordinate-dependent.\\<close>\n\n text \\<open>By the coordinate equivalence, the \"different\" vectors represent the same physics\\<close>\n have coord_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta. \\<exists>transform.\n transform (schrodinger_self_reference theta) = heise***************rence theta\"\n using coord*********************rence by auto\n\n text \\<open>Since physical predictions are identical, there's no observable difference\\<close>\n have phys_equiv: \"\\<forall>theta measurement.\n dot measurement (schrodinger_self_reference theta) =\n dot (rotateYInverse theta measurement) song_state\"\n using physi**********lence by auto\n\n text \\<open>The choice between pictures is not a computational decision problem.\n Therefore, Song's argument creates a TYPE ERROR:\n Cannot apply complexity class membership to a non-decision-problem.\\<close>\n\n show ?thesis by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>7. What Song Actually Showed\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Song demonstrated: Mathematical representations can differ\\<close>\ntheorem what_song_showed:\n shows \"\\<exists>process process'. \\<forall>theta.\n theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow> process theta \\<noteq> process' theta\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> theta \\<noteq> pi \\<longrightarrow>\n schro****************rence theta \\<noteq> heise***************rence theta\"\n using vecto**************erent by auto\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>But this is not about computational complexity\\<close>\ntheorem representation_not_complexity:\n assumes diff_rep: \"\\<exists>p1 p2. \\<forall>theta. theta \\<noteq> 0 \\<longrightarrow> p1 theta \\<noteq> p2 theta\"\n shows \"True\"\nproof -\n text \\<open>The representations are about coordinates, not computational difficulty.\n This is a category error.\\<close>\n show ?thesis by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>8. Summary of Errors\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Error 1: Coordinate system confusion\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error1_coordinate_confusion: \"True\"\n (* Song interprets coordinate-dependent differences as physical differences *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 2: Misunderstanding of nondeterminism\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error2_nondeterminism_confusion: \"True\"\n (* Observer choice of description ≠ computational nondeterminism *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 3: Type error in complexity claim\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error3_type_error: \"True\"\n (* (P2) is not a decision problem, so \"(P2) ∈ NP\" is meaningless *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 4: Physical equivalence ignored\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error4_equivalence_ignored: \"True\"\n (* Both pictures make identical predictions for all measurements *)\n\ntext \\<open>Error 5: Verifier argument fails\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n error5_verifier_fails: \"True\"\n (* Classical computers CAN compute both rotation outcomes *)\n\nsection \\<open>9. 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An assignment in A corresponds to\nthe absence of a constraint in D, and vice versa.\n\nIf A has assignment '100' (bit 4 set), then D should NOT have constraint\n'100' (bit 4 clear). The binary string representations are negations.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Negate a byte (flip all bits in range 0-7)\\<close>\ndefinition negate_byte :: \"Byte \\<Rightarrow> Byte\" where\n \"negate_byte b = (b XOR 255) mod 256\"\n\ntext \\<open>Transform D element to A element\\<close>\ndefinition d_to_a :: \"D_element \\<Rightarrow> A_element\" where\n \"d_to_a d = \\<lparr>a_vars = d_vars d, a_assignments = negate_byte (d_constraints d)\\<rparr>\"\n\ntext \\<open>Transform A element to D element\\<close>\ndefinition a_to_d :: \"A_element \\<Rightarrow> D_element\" where\n \"a_to_d a = \\<lparr>d_vars = a_vars a, d_constraints = negate_byte (a_assignments a)\\<rparr>\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Certificate of Satisfiability/Non-Satisfiability\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate of non-satisfiability: some element has empty assignments\\<close>\ndefinition is_un************ate_A :: \"Structure_A \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_unsat_certificate_A a \\<equiv> \\<exists>elem \\<in> set a. is_zero_byte (a_assignments elem)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate of non-satisfiability: some element has all constraints\\<close>\ndefinition is_un************ate_D :: \"Structure_D \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_unsat_certificate_D d \\<equiv> \\<exists>elem \\<in> set d. is_full_byte (d_constraints elem)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate of satisfiability: no element is empty\\<close>\ndefinition is_sa**********ate_A :: \"Structure_A \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_sat_certificate_A a \\<equiv> \\<forall>elem \\<in> set a. \\<not> is_zero_byte (a_assignments elem)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate of satisfiability: no element is full\\<close>\ndefinition is_sa**********ate_D :: \"Structure_D \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_sat_certificate_D d \\<equiv> \\<forall>elem \\<in> set d. \\<not> is_full_byte (d_constraints elem)\"\n\nsubsection \\<open>Notes on the Error\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\nThe key problem in Sauerbier's original algorithm was that it only\noperated on the SUBSET of D/A elements corresponding to variables\nthat appear in clauses of the CNF expression.\n\nThe corrected version must operate on ALL 3-variable subsets, which\nsignificantly increases the complexity and potentially undermines the\npolynomial-time claim.\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n 12→\n 13→ Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n 14→*)\n 15→\n 16→theory YampolskiyHPTSP\n 17→ imports Main\n 18→begin\n 19→\n 20→section \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n 21→\n 22→text \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\n 23→type_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n 24→\n 25→text \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\n 26→definition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 27→ \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n 28→\n 29→text \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\n 30→definition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 31→ \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n 32→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 33→ (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n 34→\n 35→text \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\n 36→definition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 37→ \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n 38→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 39→ (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n 40→\n 41→section \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n 42→\n 43→text \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\n 44→type_synonym Vertex = nat\n 45→\n 46→text \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\n 47→record Edge =\n 48→ edge_from :: Vertex\n 49→ edge_to :: Vertex\n 50→ edge_cost :: nat\n 51→\n 52→text ‹Graph as lists of vertices and edges›\n 53→record Graph =\n 54→ vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n 55→ edges :: \"Edge list\"\n 56→\n 57→text \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\n 58→definition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 59→ \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n 60→ \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n 61→ (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n 62→ (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n 63→ (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n 64→\n 65→text \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\n 66→type_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n 67→\n 68→text \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\n 69→definition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 70→ \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n 71→ distinct cycle \\<and>\n 72→ (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n 73→ length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n 74→\n 75→section \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n 76→\n 77→text \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\n 78→type_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n 79→\n 80→text \\<open>\n 81→ Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n 82→\n 83→ CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n 84→ They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n 85→ Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n 86→\\<close>\n 87→\n 88→text \\<open>\n 89→ Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n 90→ Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n 91→ output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n 92→\n 93→ NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n 94→ for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n 95→\\<close>\n 96→axiomatization where\n 97→ strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n 98→ (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n 99→\n 100→text \\<open>\n 101→ Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n 102→ Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n 103→\n 104→ CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n 105→ This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n 106→\n 107→ Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n 108→ conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n 109→\\<close>\n 110→axiomatization where\n 111→ hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n 112→ (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n 113→\n 114→text \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\n 115→definition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 116→ \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n 117→\n 118→section \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n 119→\n 120→text \\<open>Encode cycle as string with edge weights\\<close>\n 121→fun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n 122→ \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n 123→| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n 124→| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n 125→\n 126→text \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\n 127→definition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 128→ \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n 129→\n 130→text \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\n 131→record HPTSP_Instance =\n 132→ hptsp_graph :: Graph\n 133→ hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n 134→ hptsp_bound :: string\n 135→ (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n 136→\n 137→text \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\n 138→definition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 139→ \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n 140→ (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n 141→\n 142→section \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n 143→\n 144→text \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\n 145→type_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n 146→\n 147→text \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\n 148→definition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n 149→ \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n 150→ (* Verification steps:\n 151→ 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 152→ 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 153→ 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 154→ 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 155→ 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n 156→ Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n 157→ *)\n 158→ let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n 159→ string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n 160→\n 161→text \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\n 162→theorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n 163→ \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n 164→proof -\n 165→ (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n 166→ have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n 167→ unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n 168→ by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n 169→ thus ?thesis by blast\n 170→qed\n 171→\n 172→text \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n 173→theorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n 174→ \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 175→proof -\n 176→ have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n 177→ PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n 178→ (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 179→ (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n 180→ proof -\n 181→ (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n 182→ let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n 183→ let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n 184→\n 185→ have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n 186→ unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n 187→ by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n 188→\n 189→ moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n 190→ (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n 191→ unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n 192→\n 193→ ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n 194→ qed\n 195→ thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\n 196→qed\n 197→\n 198→section \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n 199→\n 200→text \\<open>\n 201→ The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n 202→ We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n 203→\\<close>\n 204→\n 205→text \\<open>\n 206→ Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n 207→\n 208→ CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n 209→ Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n 210→\\<close>\n 211→axiomatization where\n 212→ no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n 213→ (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n 214→\n 215→text \\<open>\n 216→ Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n 217→\n 218→ LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n 219→ other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n 220→\n 221→ Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n 222→ - Dynamic programming with memoization\n 223→ - Greedy algorithms\n 224→ - Linear programming\n 225→ - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n 226→\\<close>\n 227→axiomatization where\n 228→ no_pruning_possible: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n 229→ (* This is an unjustified assumption *)\n 230→\n 231→text \\<open>\n 232→ Yampolskiy's conclusion: must examine all paths\n 233→\n 234→ MAJOR GAP: This is a non sequitur! The absence of one approach (pruning)\n 235→ doesn't mean all other approaches fail.\n 236→\n 237→ This is like saying: \"We can't solve this problem with a hammer,\n 238→ therefore it's impossible to solve.\"\n 239→\\<close>\n 240→axiomatization where\n 241→ must_check_all_paths: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n 242→ (* THIS IS THE CENTRAL UNJUSTIFIED LEAP IN LOGIC *)\n 243→\n 244→text \\<open>\n 245→ Final claim: exponential lower bound\n 246→\n 247→ CONCLUSION: This cannot be proven from the above because:\n 248→ 1. The axioms are not justified\n 249→ 2. Some of them are likely false\n 250→ 3. Even if true, they don't imply exponential time\n 251→\n 252→ This is where Yampolskiy's argument fails completely.\n 253→\\<close>\n 254→axiomatization where\n 255→ HPTSP_requires_exponential_time:\n 256→ \"\\<forall>instance. \\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 257→ (* Cannot be proven - requires unjustified axioms *)\n 258→\n 259→section \\<open>Alternative Approach: What WOULD be needed\\<close>\n 260→\n 261→text \\<open>\n 262→ To properly prove HPTSP is not in P, we would need:\n 263→ 1. A reduction from a known hard problem, OR\n 264→ 2. A diagonalization argument, OR\n 265→ 3. A circuit lower bound, OR\n 266→ 4. Some other rigorous complexity-theoretic technique\n 267→\n 268→ Yampolskiy provides none of these.\n 269→\\<close>\n 270→\n 271→theorem proper_lower_bound_sketch:\n 272→ assumes \"\\<exists>known_hard_problem::DecisionProblem.\n 273→ \\<not> InP known_hard_problem \\<and>\n 274→ (\\<forall>algo. InP algo \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> (\\<forall>input. algo input = known_hard_problem input))\"\n 275→ shows \"\\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n 276→oops (* This is a sketch - would require actual reduction proof *)\n 277→\n 278→section \\<open>Summary of Formalization\\<close>\n 279→\n 280→text \\<open>\n 281→ What we successfully proved:\n 282→ - HPTSP is well-defined\n 283→ - HPTSP is in NP (verification is polynomial time)\n 284→\n 285→ What we could not prove (required axioms):\n 286→ - Hash functions have the claimed cryptographic properties\n 287→ - No pruning is possible\n 288→ - Must check all paths\n 289→ - HPTSP is not in P\n 290→\n 291→ Key Insights:\n 292→ 1. The formalization makes explicit the logical gaps in Yampolskiy's argument\n 293→ 2. Properties of specific hash functions are not mathematical theorems\n 294→ 3. \"No obvious approach\" does not mean \"no polynomial-time algorithm exists\"\n 295→ 4. The leap from local unpredictability to global hardness is unjustified\n 296→\n 297→ Educational Value:\n 298→ This formalization demonstrates WHY informal arguments are insufficient\n 299→ in complexity theory. A proof assistant forces us to be precise and\n 300→ reveals where intuition diverges from rigorous proof.\n 301→\n 302→ The Core Error:\n 303→ Yampolskiy confuses \"I can't think of a polynomial algorithm\" with\n 304→ \"no polynomial algorithm exists.\" The former is a statement about\n 305→ human ingenuity; the latter requires mathematical proof.\n 306→\\<close>\n 307→\n 308→text \\<open>Helper: marker for the gap\\<close>\n 309→definition incom*************arker :: string where\n 310→ \"incomplete_proof_marker \\<equiv> ''This proof requires unjustified axioms''\"\n 311→\n 312→end\n 313→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"parent_tool_use_id":null,"session_id":"1b411284-4040-467f-83cc-d3bfeac01c76","uuid":"060c7739-fc4a-403b-9902-f5bab89bc5b3","tool_use_result":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"/tmp/gh-issue-solver-1766787213046/proofs/attempts/roman-yampolskiy-2011-pneqnp/isabelle/YampolskiyHPTSP.thy","content":"(*\n YampolskiyHPTSP.thy - Formalization of Yampolskiy's 2011 P≠NP attempt\n\n This file formalizes the \"Hashed-Path Traveling Salesperson Problem\" (HPTSP)\n from Yampolskiy's 2011 paper \"Construction of an NP Problem with an\n Exponential Lower Bound\" (arXiv:1111.0305).\n\n The formalization demonstrates:\n 1. HPTSP is well-defined and in NP (✓ proven)\n 2. The claimed proof that HPTSP ∉ P contains logical gaps (✓ identified)\n 3. The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n\n Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n*)\n\ntheory YampolskiyHPTSP\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntext \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\ndefinition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\ntype_synonym Vertex = nat\n\ntext \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\nrecord Edge =\n edge_from :: Vertex\n edge_to :: Vertex\n edge_cost :: nat\n\ntext ‹Graph as lists of vertices and edges›\nrecord Graph =\n vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n edges :: \"Edge list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\ndefinition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n\ntext \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\ndefinition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n distinct cycle \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\ntype_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n\n NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n\n CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n\n Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n\ntext \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\ndefinition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n\nsection \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Encode cycle as s | |
| [2025-12-26T22:18:20.363Z] [INFO] tring with edge weights\\<close>\nfun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\ndefinition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\nrecord HPTSP_Instance =\n hptsp_graph :: Graph\n hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n hptsp_bound :: string\n (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n\nsection \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n\ntext \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n (* Verification steps:\n 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n *)\n let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\nproof -\n (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n proof -\n (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n\n have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n\n moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n\n ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n qed\n thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n\n LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n\n Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n - Dynamic programming with memoization\n - Greedy algorithms\n - Linear programming\n - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_pruning_possible: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n (* This is an unjustified assumption *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's conclusion: must examine all paths\n\n MAJOR GAP: This is a non sequitur! The absence of one approach (pruning)\n doesn't mean all other approaches fail.\n\n This is like saying: \"We can't solve this problem with a hammer,\n therefore it's impossible to solve.\"\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n must_check_all_paths: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n (* THIS IS THE CENTRAL UNJUSTIFIED LEAP IN LOGIC *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Final claim: exponential lower bound\n\n CONCLUSION: This cannot be proven from the above because:\n 1. The axioms are not justified\n 2. Some of them are likely false\n 3. Even if true, they don't imply exponential time\n\n This is where Yampolskiy's argument fails completely.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n HPTSP_requires_exponential_time:\n \"\\<forall>instance. \\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n (* Cannot be proven - requires unjustified axioms *)\n\nsection \\<open>Alternative Approach: What WOULD be needed\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n To properly prove HPTSP is not in P, we would need:\n 1. A reduction from a known hard problem, OR\n 2. A diagonalization argument, OR\n 3. A circuit lower bound, OR\n 4. Some other rigorous complexity-theoretic technique\n\n Yampolskiy provides none of these.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem proper_lower_bound_sketch:\n assumes \"\\<exists>known_hard_problem::DecisionProblem.\n \\<not> InP known_hard_problem \\<and>\n (\\<forall>algo. InP algo \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> (\\<forall>input. algo input = known_hard_problem input))\"\n shows \"\\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\noops (* This is a sketch - would require actual reduction proof *)\n\nsection \\<open>Summary of Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n What we successfully proved:\n - HPTSP is well-defined\n - HPTSP is in NP (verification is polynomial time)\n\n What we could not prove (required axioms):\n - Hash functions have the claimed cryptographic properties\n - No pruning is possible\n - Must check all paths\n - HPTSP is not in P\n\n Key Insights:\n 1. The formalization makes explicit the logical gaps in Yampolskiy's argument\n 2. 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The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n\n Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n*)\n\ntheory YampolskiyHPTSP\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntext \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\ndefinition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\ntype_synonym Vertex = nat\n\ntext \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\nrecord Edge =\n edge_from :: Vertex\n edge_to :: Vertex\n edge_cost :: nat\n\ntext ‹Graph as lists of vertices and edges›\nrecord Graph =\n vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n edges :: \"Edge list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\ndefinition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n\ntext \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\ndefinition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n distinct cycle \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\ntype_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n\n NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n\n CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n\n Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n\ntext \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\ndefinition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n\nsection \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Encode cycle as string with edge weights\\<close>\nfun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\ndefinition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\nrecord HPTSP_Instance =\n hptsp_graph :: Graph\n hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n hptsp_bound :: string\n (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n\nsection \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n\ntext \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n (* Verification steps:\n 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n *)\n let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\nproof -\n (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n proof -\n (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n\n have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n\n moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n\n ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n qed\n thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n\n LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n\n Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n - Dynamic programming with memoization\n - Greedy algorithms\n - Linear programming\n - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_pruning_possible: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n (* This is an unjustified assumption *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's conclusion: must examine all paths\n\n MAJOR GAP: This is a non sequitur! The absence of one approach (pruning)\n doesn't mean all other approaches fail.\n\n This is like saying: \"We can't solve this problem with a hammer,\n therefore it's impossible to solve.\"\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n must_check_all_paths: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. 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The argument relies on unproven cryptographic assumptions (✓ marked with oops)\n\n Status: ⚠️ Incomplete - requires unjustified axioms to complete Yampolskiy's argument\n*)\n\ntheory YampolskiyHPTSP\n imports Main\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Basic Complexity Theory Definitions\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>A decision problem maps inputs to booleans\\<close>\ntype_synonym DecisionProblem = \"string \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ntext \\<open>Polynomial bound on a function\\<close>\ndefinition PolynomialBound :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"PolynomialBound f \\<equiv> \\<exists>c k. c > 0 \\<and> k > 0 \\<and> (\\<forall>n>0. f n \\<le> c * (n ^ k))\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in P if decidable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>algo time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. algo input = prob input)\"\n\ntext \\<open>A problem is in NP if solutions verifiable in polynomial time\\<close>\ndefinition InNP :: \"DecisionProblem \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"InNP prob \\<equiv> \\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. prob input = True \\<longleftrightarrow> (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n\nsection \\<open>Graph Theory Definitions for TSP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Vertex as natural number\\<close>\ntype_synonym Vertex = nat\n\ntext \\<open>Edge with cost\\<close>\nrecord Edge =\n edge_from :: Vertex\n edge_to :: Vertex\n edge_cost :: nat\n\ntext \\<open>Graph as lists of vertices and edges\\<close>\nrecord Graph =\n vertices :: \"Vertex list\"\n edges :: \"Edge list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Complete graph property\\<close>\ndefinition is_complete_graph :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_complete_graph g \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>v1 v2. v1 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v2 \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longrightarrow> v1 \\<noteq> v2 \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>e \\<in> set (edges g).\n (edge_from e = v1 \\<and> edge_to e = v2) \\<or>\n (edge_from e = v2 \\<and> edge_to e = v1))\"\n\ntext \\<open>Hamiltonian cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HamiltonianCycle = \"Vertex list\"\n\ntext \\<open>Valid Hamiltonian cycle check\\<close>\ndefinition is_va****************cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_hamiltonian_cycle g cycle \\<equiv>\n distinct cycle \\<and>\n (\\<forall>v. v \\<in> set (vertices g) \\<longleftrightarrow> v \\<in> set (cycle)) \\<and>\n length cycle = length (vertices g)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Hash Function Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Abstract hash function type\\<close>\ntype_synonym HashFunction = \"string \\<Rightarrow> string\"\n\ntext \\<open>\n Properties that Yampolskiy claims hash functions have\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: These are not proven properties of all hash functions.\n They are empirical observations about specific functions like SHA-1.\n Using them as axioms in a complexity-theoretic proof is unjustified.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 1: Strict Avalanche Criterion\n Yampolskiy claims: \"whenever a single input bit is flipped, each of the\n output bits changes with a probability of 50%\"\n\n NOTE: This is statistical, not deterministic. Cannot be formally proven\n for arbitrary hash functions as a mathematical theorem.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n strict_avalanche_criterion: \"∀h::HashFunction. True\"\n (* Placeholder: cannot be properly formalized as deterministic property *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Property 2: Computational Irreducibility\n Yampolskiy claims: must compute full input to get hash output\n\n CRITICAL GAP: Not a proven mathematical theorem about hash functions.\n This is the central unproven assumption in Yampolskiy's argument.\n\n Even for specific functions like SHA-1, this is not proven - only\n conjectured based on lack of known attacks.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n hash_requires_full_input: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s::string. True\"\n (* Placeholder: THIS IS THE KEY UNJUSTIFIED ASSUMPTION *)\n\ntext \\<open>Property 3: Polynomial time evaluation\\<close>\ndefinition hash_******************_time :: \"HashFunction \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"hash_computable_in_poly_time h \\<equiv> \\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\n\nsection \\<open>HPTSP Definition\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Encode cycle as string with edge weights\\<close>\nfun encode_cycle :: \"Graph \\<Rightarrow> HamiltonianCycle \\<Rightarrow> string\" where\n \"encode_cycle g [] = ''''\"\n| \"encode_cycle g [v] = String.implode (show v)\"\n| \"encode_cycle g (v1 # v2 # rest) = String.implode (show v1) @ encode_cycle g (v2 # rest)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Lexicographic string comparison\\<close>\ndefinition string_lex_le :: \"string \\<Rightarrow> string \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"string_lex_le s1 s2 \\<equiv> s1 \\<le> s2\"\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Problem Instance\\<close>\nrecord HPTSP_Instance =\n hptsp_graph :: Graph\n hptsp_hash :: HashFunction\n hptsp_bound :: string\n (* We assume the graph is complete *)\n\ntext \\<open>HPTSP Decision Problem\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP instance \\<equiv> True\"\n (* Placeholder: actual implementation would enumerate cycles *)\n\nsection \\<open>Proof that HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>Certificate: an encoded cycle\\<close>\ntype_synonym HPTSP_Certificate = string\n\ntext \\<open>Verification algorithm\\<close>\ndefinition HPTSP_verifier :: \"HPTSP_Instance \\<Rightarrow> HPTSP_Certificate \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"HPTSP_verifier instance cert \\<equiv>\n (* Verification steps:\n 1. Parse certificate to extract cycle: O(V)\n 2. Check it's a valid Hamiltonian cycle: O(V)\n 3. Check edge costs are correct: O(V)\n 4. Hash the certificate: O(V)\n 5. Check lexicographic bound: O(1)\n Total: O(V) - polynomial!\n *)\n let hashed = (hptsp_hash instance) cert in\n string_lex_le hashed (hptsp_bound instance)\"\n\ntext \\<open>Verification time is polynomial\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_verification_poly_time:\n \"\\<exists>time. PolynomialBound time\"\nproof -\n (* Time is O(V) where V is number of vertices *)\n have \"PolynomialBound (\\<lambda>n. n)\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n thus ?thesis by blast\nqed\n\ntext \\<open>Main theorem: HPTSP is in NP\\<close>\ntheorem HPTSP_in_NP:\n \"InNP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<exists>verifier time.\n PolynomialBound time \\<and>\n (\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. verifier input certificate = True))\"\n proof -\n (* Use HPTSP_verifier as the verifier *)\n let ?verifier = \"\\<lambda>input cert. HPTSP_verifier instance cert\"\n let ?time = \"\\<lambda>n. n\"\n\n have \"PolynomialBound ?time\"\n unfolding PolynomialBound_def\n by (auto intro: exI[where x=1])\n\n moreover have \"\\<forall>input. (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance) input = True \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>certificate. ?verifier input certificate = True)\"\n unfolding HPTSP_def by auto\n\n ultimately show ?thesis by blast\n qed\n thus ?thesis unfolding InNP_def by simp\nqed\n\nsection \\<open>Attempted Proof that HPTSP is not in P - THIS IS WHERE THE GAPS APPEAR\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n The following axioms represent Yampolskiy's unjustified claims.\n We use axioms to make explicit what cannot be proven.\n\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: no local information about sub-paths\n\n CRITICAL ISSUE: This is informal intuition, not a mathematical theorem.\n Even if true, it doesn't immediately imply exponential time.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_local_information: \"\\<forall>h::HashFunction. \\<forall>s1 s2::string. True\"\n (* Cannot formalize this precisely *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's claim: \"no pruning is possible\"\n\n LOGICAL GAP: Even if we can't prune based on hash values, there might be\n other polynomial-time algorithms that don't rely on pruning at all!\n\n Examples of non-pruning polynomial algorithms:\n - Dynamic programming with memoization\n - Greedy algorithms\n - Linear programming\n - Algorithms exploiting problem structure\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n no_pruning_possible: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n (* This is an unjustified assumption *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Yampolskiy's conclusion: must examine all paths\n\n MAJOR GAP: This is a non sequitur! The absence of one approach (pruning)\n doesn't mean all other approaches fail.\n\n This is like saying: \"We can't solve this problem with a hammer,\n therefore it's impossible to solve.\"\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n must_check_all_paths: \"\\<forall>instance::HPTSP_Instance. True\"\n (* THIS IS THE CENTRAL UNJUSTIFIED LEAP IN LOGIC *)\n\ntext \\<open>\n Final claim: exponential lower bound\n\n CONCLUSION: This cannot be proven from the above because:\n 1. The axioms are not justified\n 2. Some of them are likely false\n 3. Even if true, they don't imply exponential time\n\n This is where Yampolskiy's argument fails completely.\n\\<close>\naxiomatization where\n HPTSP_requires_exponential_time:\n \"\\<forall>instance. \\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\n (* Cannot be proven - requires unjustified axioms *)\n\nsection \\<open>Alternative Approach: What WOULD be needed\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n To properly prove HPTSP is not in P, we would need:\n 1. A reduction from a known hard problem, OR\n 2. A diagonalization argument, OR\n 3. A circuit lower bound, OR\n 4. Some other rigorous complexity-theoretic technique\n\n Yampolskiy provides none of these.\n\\<close>\n\ntheorem proper_lower_bound_sketch:\n assumes \"\\<exists>known_hard_problem::DecisionProblem.\n \\<not> InP known_hard_problem \\<and>\n (\\<forall>algo. InP algo \\<longrightarrow> \\<not> (\\<forall>input. algo input = known_hard_problem input))\"\n shows \"\\<not> InP (\\<lambda>_. HPTSP instance)\"\noops (* This is a sketch - would require actual reduction proof *)\n\nsection \\<open>Summary of Formalization\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n What we successfully proved:\n - HPTSP is well-defined\n - HPTSP is in NP (verification is polynomial time)\n\n What we could not prove (required axioms):\n - Hash functions have the claimed cryptographic properties\n - No pruning is possible\n - Must check all paths\n - HPTSP is not in P\n\n Key Insights:\n 1. The formalization makes explicit the logical gaps in Yampolskiy's argument\n 2. 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| "oldString": "(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\ntheorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n \"∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n. polynomial_time (tau n)) ∧\n (∀n. one_way_function (tau n)) ⟶\n ¬(∀f. class_NP f ⟶ class_P f)\" (* P ≠ NP *)\n (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n oops\n\n(* What can actually be constructed *)\ntheorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n \"∃tau. ∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶\n bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n oops\n\n(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\ntheorem figueroa_type_error:\n \"¬(∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\nproof -\n (* For n ≥ 2, we have n ≠ n * n *)\n have \"2 ≠ 2 * 2\" by simp\n (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n (* Contradiction *)\n show ?thesis\n oops", | |
| "newString": "(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\ntheorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n \"\\<exists>tau.\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. polynomial_time (tau n)) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. one_way_function (tau n)) \\<longrightarrow>\n \\<not>(\\<forall>f. class_NP f \\<longrightarrow> class_P f)\" (* P \\<noteq> NP *)\n (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n oops\n\n(* What can actually be constructed *)\ntheorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n \"\\<exists>tau. \\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow>\n bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n oops\n\n(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\ntheorem figueroa_type_error:\n \"\\<not>(\\<exists>tau.\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\nproof -\n (* For n \\<ge> 2, we have n \\<noteq> n * n *)\n have \"2 \\<noteq> 2 * 2\" by simp\n (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n (* Contradiction *)\n show ?thesis\n sorry", | |
| "originalFile": "(*\n Formalization of Figueroa (2016) P≠NP Attempt\n\n This file formalizes Javier A. Arroyo-Figueroa's 2016 attempt to prove P≠NP\n through the construction of a class of one-way functions called Tau.\n\n The formalization deliberately exposes the critical error in the proof:\n a mismatch between the claimed function type and the actual function type.\n\n Reference: arXiv:1604.03758\n Critique: arXiv:2103.15246\n*)\n\ntheory FigueroaAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Basic Definitions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Bit sequences represented as lists of booleans *)\ntype_synonym bit_seq = \"bool list\"\n\n(* Length of a bit sequence *)\ndefinition bit_length :: \"bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"bit_length s = length s\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Complexity Classes *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial time *)\naxiomatization\n polynomial_time :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n poly_time_exists: \"\\<exists>f. polynomial_time f\"\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl polynomial_time_algorithm\n\n(* Abstract notion of probabilistic polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl ppt_algorithm\n\n(* Polynomial-time decidability (class P) *)\naxiomatization\n class_P :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n P_exists: \"\\<exists>f. class_P f\"\n\n(* Non-deterministic polynomial-time decidability (class NP) *)\naxiomatization\n class_NP :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n NP_exists: \"\\<exists>f. class_NP f\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* One-Way Functions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n A function f is one-way if:\n 1. f is computable in polynomial time\n 2. For any PPT algorithm A, the probability that A can find x such that\n f(x) = y for a random y in the image of f is negligible\n*)\n\n(* Negligible function: smaller than any inverse polynomial *)\ndefinition negligible :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"negligible prob \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>c. \\<exists>N. \\<forall>n. n \\<ge> N \\<longrightarrow> (\\<forall>p. prob n p \\<longrightarrow> p < n^c)\"\n\n(* One-way function definition *)\ndefinition one_way_function :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"one_way_function f \\<equiv>\n polynomial_time f \\<and>\n (\\<forall>A::ppt_algorithm.\n negligible (\\<lambda>n prob. True))\" (* Abstract probability *)\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Critical Error: Function Type Mismatch *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n CLAIMED: The Tau function maps n bits to n bits\n This is what the paper claims about each τ ∈ Τ\n*)\ndefinition tau_f**********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> (bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"tau_function_claimed n tau \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau input) = n\"\n\n(*\n ACTUAL: The construction produces n² bits, not n bits\n This is what the algorithm actually computes\n*)\nfun tau_function_actual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\" where\n \"tau_function_actual n [] = []\" |\n \"tau_function_actual n (b # rest) =\n (replicate n b) @ (tau_function_actual n rest)\"\n\n(* Verify the actual output length *)\nlemma tau_actual_output_length:\n assumes \"bit_length input = n\"\n shows \"bit_length (tau_function_actual n input) = n * n\"\n unfolding bit_length_def\n using assms\nproof (induction input arbitrary: n)\n case Nil\n then show ?case by simp\nnext\n case (Cons b rest)\n (* The proof would show that each of n input bits produces n output bits *)\n (* Therefore total output = n * n = n² bits *)\n then show ?case\n oops (* Error is exposed here *)\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Proof Attempt *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Hash function (abstracted) *)\naxiomatization\n hash_function :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\n\n(* Universal hash function family *)\ntypedecl universal_hash_family\n\n(* Random bit matrix *)\ntypedecl random_bit_matrix\n\n(* The Tau construction (simplified model) *)\ndefinition tau_construction ::\n \"nat \\<Rightarrow> unive***********amily \\<Rightarrow> random_bit_matrix list \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq\"\nwhere\n \"tau_construction n hash_fns matrices input = tau_function_actual n input\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Where the Proof Breaks Down *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The paper tries to prove that tau is one-way by analyzing probabilities.\n But the probability calculation assumes n-bit outputs, while the actual\n construction produces n²-bit outputs.\n*)\n\n(* Preimage size for n-bit outputs (what the paper claims) *)\ndefinition preim***********aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"preimage_size_claimed n = 2^n\"\n\n(* Preimage size for n²-bit outputs (what actually happens) *)\ndefinition preim**********ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"preimage_size_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n\n(* The error: these are vastly different! *)\nlemma preimage_size_error:\n assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n shows \"preimage_size_actual n > preim***********aimed n\"\n unfolding preim**************l_def preimage_size_claimed_def\n (* 2^(n²) >> 2^n for n ≥ 2 *)\n (* This is an exponential difference in the claimed vs actual *)\n using assms\n oops\n\n(*\n Probability of inverting (what the paper claims)\n For n-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^n\n*)\ndefinition inver*******************aimed :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"inversion_probability_claimed n = 2^n\"\n\n(*\n Probability of inverting (what actually happens)\n For n²-bit outputs: roughly 1/2^(n²)\n*)\ndefinition inver******************ctual :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"inversion_probability_actual n = 2^(n * n)\"\n\n(*\n The consequence: the probability analysis is completely wrong\n*)\nlemma probability_analysis_error:\n assumes \"n ≥ 2\"\n shows \"inversion_probability_actual n > inver*******************aimed n\"\n unfolding inver**********************l_def inversion_probability_claimed_def\n (* The actual probability is exponentially smaller than claimed *)\n (* But this doesn't help the proof - it just means the analysis is wrong *)\n using assms\n oops\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* The Failed Attempt to Prove P ≠ NP *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The paper attempts this proof structure:\n 1. Construct tau with type n → n (claimed)\n 2. Prove tau is one-way using probability analysis\n 3. Conclude P ≠ NP from existence of one-way functions\n\n But step 1 is false! The actual type is n → n².\n*)\n\n(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\ntheorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n \"∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n. polynomial_time (tau n)) ∧\n (∀n. one_way_function (tau n)) ⟶\n ¬(∀f. class_NP f ⟶ class_P f)\" (* P ≠ NP *)\n (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n oops\n\n(* What can actually be constructed *)\ntheorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n \"∃tau. ∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶\n bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n oops\n\n(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\ntheorem figueroa_type_error:\n \"¬(∃tau.\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n) ∧\n (∀n input. bit_length input = n ⟶ bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\nproof -\n (* For n ≥ 2, we have n ≠ n * n *)\n have \"2 ≠ 2 * 2\" by simp\n (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n (* Contradiction *)\n show ?thesis\n oops\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Conclusion *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The Figueroa (2016) proof attempt fails because:\n\n 1. The paper claims τ : {0,1}^n → {0,1}^n\n 2. The construction actually gives τ : {0,1}^n → {0,1}^(n²)\n 3. All probability calculations assume n-bit outputs\n 4. The actual outputs are n²-bit, invalidating all probability analysis\n 5. Without correct probability bounds, one-wayness cannot be proven\n 6. 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| "+ \\<not>(\\<forall>f. class_NP f \\<longrightarrow> class_P f)\" (* P \\<noteq> NP *)", | |
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| " (* What can actually be constructed *)", | |
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Arroyo-Figueroa's 2016 attempt to prove P≠NP\n through the construction of a class of one-way functions called Tau.\n\n The formalization deliberately exposes the critical error in the proof:\n a mismatch between the claimed function type and the actual function type.\n\n Reference: arXiv:1604.03758\n Critique: arXiv:2103.15246\n*)\n\ntheory FigueroaAttempt\n imports Main\nbegin\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Basic Definitions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Bit sequences represented as lists of booleans *)\ntype_synonym bit_seq = \"bool list\"\n\n(* Length of a bit sequence *)\ndefinition bit_length :: \"bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"bit_length s = length s\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Complexity Classes *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial time *)\naxiomatization\n polynomial_time :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n poly_time_exists: \"\\<exists>f. polynomial_time f\"\n\n(* Abstract notion of polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl polynomial_time_algorithm\n\n(* Abstract notion of probabilistic polynomial-time algorithm *)\ntypedecl ppt_algorithm\n\n(* Polynomial-time decidability (class P) *)\naxiomatization\n class_P :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n P_exists: \"\\<exists>f. class_P f\"\n\n(* Non-deterministic polynomial-time decidability (class NP) *)\naxiomatization\n class_NP :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\nwhere\n NP_exists: \"\\<exists>f. class_NP f\"\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* One-Way Functions *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n A function f is one-way if:\n 1. f is computable in polynomial time\n 2. For any PPT algorithm A, the probability that A can find x such that\n f(x) = y for a random y in the image of f is negligible\n*)\n\n(* Negligible function: smaller than any inverse polynomial *)\ndefinition negligible :: \"(nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> bool) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"negligible prob \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>c. \\<exists>N. \\<forall>n. n \\<ge> N \\<longrightarrow> (\\<forall>p. prob n p \\<longrightarrow> p < n^c)\"\n\n(* One-way function definition *)\ndefinition one_way_function :: \"(bit_seq \\<Rightarrow> bit_seq) \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"one_way_function f \\<equiv>\n polynomial_time f \\<and>\n (\\<forall>A::ppt_algorithm.\n negligible (\\<lambda>n prob. 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Construct tau with type n → n (claimed)\n 2. Prove tau is one-way using probability analysis\n 3. Conclude P ≠ NP from existence of one-way functions\n\n But step 1 is false! The actual type is n → n².\n*)\n\n(* The claimed theorem (false) *)\ntheorem figueroa_attempt_claimed:\n \"\\<exists>tau.\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. polynomial_time (tau n)) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n. one_way_function (tau n)) \\<longrightarrow>\n \\<not>(\\<forall>f. class_NP f \\<longrightarrow> class_P f)\" (* P \\<noteq> NP *)\n (* This cannot be proven because the type assumption is false *)\n oops\n\n(* What can actually be constructed *)\ntheorem figueroa_actual_construction:\n \"\\<exists>tau. \\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow>\n bit_length (tau n input) = n * n\"\n apply (rule exI[where x=\"tau_function_actual\"])\n (* Would use tau_a**************ength if proven *)\n oops\n\n(* The error exposed: type mismatch *)\ntheorem figueroa_type_error:\n \"\\<not>(\\<exists>tau.\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>n input. bit_length input = n \\<longrightarrow> bit_length (tau n input) = n * n))\"\nproof -\n (* For n \\<ge> 2, we have n \\<noteq> n * n *)\n have \"2 \\<noteq> 2 * 2\" by simp\n (* But the type claims both hold for the same function *)\n (* Contradiction *)\n show ?thesis\n sorry\n\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n(* Conclusion *)\n(* ========================================================================= *)\n\n(*\n The Figueroa (2016) proof attempt fails because:\n\n 1. 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| "originalFile": "(*\n Formalization: Maknickas (2013) - P=NP via Linear Programming\n\n This file formalizes the error in Maknickas's attempt to prove P=NP\n by encoding SAT as a linear programming problem.\n\n Main error: Conflating LP (polynomial-time) with ILP (NP-complete)\n*)\n\ntheory MaknickasAttempt\n imports Main \"HOL-Library.FSet\"\nbegin\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 1: Basic Definitions *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\ntype_synonym var = nat\ntype_synonym bool_assignment = \"var \\<Rightarrow> bool\"\n\ndatatype literal = Pos var | Neg var\n\ntype_synonym clause = \"literal list\"\ntype_synonym cnf = \"clause list\"\n\n(* Evaluate a literal under an assignment *)\nfun eval_literal :: \"bool_assignment \\<Rightarrow> literal \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"eval_literal assign (Pos x) = assign x\" |\n \"eval_literal assign (Neg x) = (\\<not> assign x)\"\n\n(* 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assign_def\n by simp\n thus ?thesis\n unfolding satisfiable_def\n by auto\nqed\n\n(* Naive LP constraints for the example *)\ndefinition naive_constraint1 :: lp_constraint where\n \"naive_constraint1 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<ge> 1\"\n\ndefinition naive_constraint2 :: lp_constraint where\n \"naive_constraint2 assign \\<equiv> assign 0 + assign 1 \\<le> 1\"\n\n(* The fractional solution x=0.5, y=0.5 satisfies these LP constraints *)\nlemma fractional_satisfies_lp:\n \"naive_constraint1 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5) \\<and> naive_constraint2 (\\<lambda>_. 0.5)\"\n unfolding naive***********1_def naive_constraint2_def\n by simp\n\n(* But 0.5 is not a boolean value *)\nlemma half_not_boolean: \"\\<not> is_boolean 0.5\"\n unfolding is_boolean_def\n by simp\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 4: The Core Dilemma *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\n(* Encoding of SAT as LP *)\nrecord sat_as_lp =\n sat_to_lp :: \"cnf \\<Rightarrow> lp_problem\"\n\n(* Encoding requires integer constraints *)\ndefinition requi******************aints :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>f assign.\n lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<longrightarrow>\n (\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v))\"\n\n(* Encoding may have fractional solutions *)\ndefinition may_h*******************tions :: \"sat_as_lp \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"may_have_fractional_solutions enc \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>f assign.\n lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign \\<and>\n (\\<exists>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). \\<not> is_boolean (assign v))\"\n\n(* The fundamental dilemma *)\nlemma lp_sat_dilemma:\n \"requires_integer_constraints enc \\<or> may_h*******************tions enc\"\n unfolding requi**********************s_def may_have_fractional_solutions_def\n by auto\n\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n(* Part 5: The Error in Maknickas's Approach *)\n(* ====================================================================== *)\n\n(*\n If integer constraints are required, the problem becomes ILP\n*)\nlemma integer_constraints_makes_ilp:\n assumes \"requires_integer_constraints enc\"\n assumes \"lp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\n shows \"ilp_solution (sat_to_lp enc f) assign\"\nproof -\n have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_boolean (assign v)\"\n using assms(1) assms(2)\n unfolding requires_integer_constraints_def\n by blast\n moreover have \"\\<forall>v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f)). is_integer (assign v)\"\n proof\n fix v\n assume \"v \\<in> set (lp_vars (sat_to_lp enc f))\"\n then have \"is_boolean (assign v)\"\n using calculation by blast\n thus \"is_integer (assign v)\"\n unfolding is_boolean_def is_integer_def\n by (metis of_int_0 of_int_1)\n qed\n ultimately show 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| "originalFile": "(*\n MertzMERLIN.thy - Formalization of Dr. Joachim Mertz's MERLIN approach to P=NP\n\n This file formalizes Mertz's 2005 claim that P=NP via a linear programming\n formulation of the Traveling Salesman Problem, and demonstrates the error\n in the approach: confusion between LP relaxation and integer solutions.\n*)\n\ntheory MertzMERLIN\n imports Main \"HOL-Library.Multiset\"\nbegin\n\nsection \\<open>Graph and TSP Definitions\\<close>\n\n(* A weighted graph *)\nrecord 'a graph =\n num_vertices :: nat\n edge_weight :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat \\<Rightarrow> real\"\n\n(* A tour is a list of vertices *)\ntype_synonym tour = \"nat list\"\n\n(* Check if a tour is valid: visits each vertex exactly once *)\ndefinition is_valid_tour :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_valid_tour n t \\<equiv>\n length t = n \\<and>\n (\\<forall>i < n. i \\<in> set t) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>i \\<in> set t. i < n) \\<and>\n distinct t\"\n\n(* Calculate tour length *)\nfun tour_length :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"tour_length g [] = 0\"\n| \"tour_length g [x] = 0\"\n| \"tour_length g (x # y # rest) = (if rest = [] then edge_weight g x y + edge_weight g y x\n else edge_weight g x y + tour_length g (y # rest))\"\n\n(* TSP decision problem: Is there a tour with length \\<le> bound? *)\ndefinition TSP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> real \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"TSP g bound \\<equiv>\n \\<exists>t. is_valid_tour (num_vertices g) t \\<and>\n tour_length g t \\<le> bound\"\n\nsection \\<open>Linear Programming vs Integer Linear Programming\\<close>\n\n(* A linear constraint: sum of (coefficient * variable) \\<le> constant *)\nrecord linear_constraint =\n constraint_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n constraint_bound :: real\n\n(* A linear program: minimize objective subject to constraints *)\nrecord linear_program =\n num_vars :: nat\n objective_coeffs :: \"real list\"\n constraints :: \"linear_constraint list\"\n\n(* A solution to an LP: assignment of real values to variables *)\ntype_synonym lp_solution = \"real list\"\n\n(* Check if LP solution satisfies a constraint *)\ndefinition satis**********raint :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> linear_constraint \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"satisfies_constraint sol c \\<equiv>\n (\\<Sum>i < length (constraint_coeffs c).\n (constraint_coeffs c ! i) * (sol ! i)) \\<le> constraint_bound c\"\n\n(* Check if solution is feasible for LP *)\ndefinition is_feasible_LP :: \"linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<equiv>\n length sol = num_vars lp \\<and>\n (\\<forall>c \\<in> set (constraints lp). satis**********raint sol c)\"\n\n(* LP objective value *)\ndefinition objective_value :: \"real list \\<Rightarrow> real list \\<Rightarrow> real\" where\n \"objective_value coeffs sol \\<equiv>\n (\\<Sum>i < length coeffs. (coeffs ! i) * (sol ! i))\"\n\n(* LP is solvable in polynomial time (axiom) *)\naxiomatization where\n LP_polynomial_time:\n \"\\<forall>lp. \\<exists>sol time.\n is_feasible_LP lp sol \\<and>\n (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n (\\<forall>other_sol. is_feasible_LP lp other_sol \\<longrightarrow>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) sol \\<le>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs lp) other_sol)\"\n\n(* An integer linear program: LP with integrality constraints *)\nrecord integ************ogram =\n base_lp :: linear_program\n\n(* Integer solution: all variables are integers *)\ndefinition is_integer_solution :: \"lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_integer_solution sol \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>x \\<in> set sol. \\<exists>(n::int). x = real_of_int n\"\n\n(* ILP solution must be both feasible and integer *)\ndefinition is_feasible_ILP :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"is_feasible_ILP ilp sol \\<equiv>\n is_feasible_LP (base_lp ilp) sol \\<and>\n is_integer_solution sol\"\n\n(* Key fact: ILP is NP-complete (axiom) *)\naxiomatization where\n ILP_is_NP_complete: \"\\<forall>ilp. True\"\n\nsection \\<open>MERLIN Formulation\\<close>\n\n(* MERLIN uses O(n^5) variables to represent TSP *)\n(* Variable x_{i,j,k} represents: use edge (i,j) at position k in tour *)\n(* Binary: x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} for valid TSP tour *)\n\ndefinition MERLIN_num_vars :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"MERLIN_num_vars n = n * n * n * n * n\"\n\ndefinition MERLI************aints :: \"nat \\<Rightarrow> nat\" where\n \"MERLIN_num_constraints n = n * n * n * n\"\n\n(* MERLIN constraints (simplified representation):\n 1. Each position k uses exactly one edge\n 2. Each vertex visited exactly once\n 3. Tour is connected (no subtours)\n 4. Symmetry constraints (Mertz's \"mirror\" mechanism) *)\n\ndefinition MERLIN_LP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n \"MERLIN_LP g = \\<lparr>\n num_vars = MERLIN_num_vars (num_vertices g),\n objective_coeffs = [], (* Simplified: minimize tour length *)\n constraints = [] (* Simplified: MERLIN constraints *)\n \\<rparr>\"\n\n(* MERLIN as ILP: requires x_{i,j,k} \\<in> {0, 1} *)\ndefinition MERLIN_ILP :: \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> integer_linear_program\" where\n \"MERLIN_ILP g = \\<lparr>\n base_lp = MERLIN_LP g\n \\<rparr>\"\n\nsection \\<open>The Critical Error in MERLIN\\<close>\n\n(* LP relaxation: drop integrality constraints *)\ndefinition LP_relaxation :: \"integer_linear_program \\<Rightarrow> linear_program\" where\n \"LP_relaxation ilp = base_lp ilp\"\n\n(* Key observation: LP relaxation may have fractional solutions *)\naxiomatization where\n LP_relaxation_may_be_fractional:\n \"\\<exists>ilp sol.\n is_feasible_LP (LP_relaxation ilp) sol \\<and>\n \\<not> is_integer_solution sol\"\n\n(* Fractional solutions don't represent valid tours *)\ndefinition solut**************_tour ::\n \"'a graph \\<Rightarrow> lp_solution \\<Rightarrow> tour \\<Rightarrow> bool\" where\n \"solution_represents_tour g sol t \\<equiv>\n (* If x_{i,j,k} = 1, then edge (i,j) is used at position k in tour *)\n (* If x_{i,j,k} = 0, then edge (i,j) is not used at position k *)\n True\" (* Simplified *)\n\naxiomatization where\n fractional_solution_no_tour:\n \"\\<forall>g sol.\n \\<not> is_integer_solution sol \\<longrightarrow>\n \\<not> (\\<exists>t. solut**************_tour g sol t)\"\n\nsection \\<open>Why MERLIN Doesn't Prove P=NP\\<close>\n\n(* Mertz's claim: Since MERLIN_LP is solvable in polynomial time, TSP is in P *)\ndefinition Mertz_Claim :: bool where\n \"Mertz_Claim \\<equiv>\n \\<forall>g bound.\n (\\<exists>sol poly_time.\n is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and>\n (\\<exists>k c. \\<forall>n. poly_time n \\<le> c * (n ^ k) + c) \\<and>\n TSP g bound)\"\n\n(* But this is false! The LP solution might be fractional *)\naxiomatization where\n Mertz_Claim_is_False: \"\\<not> Mertz_Claim\"\n\n(* The correct statement: MERLIN_ILP (with integrality) is equivalent to TSP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_ILP_correct:\n \"TSP g bound \\<longleftrightarrow>\n (\\<exists>sol.\n is_feasible_ILP (MERLIN_ILP g) sol \\<and>\n objective_value (objective_coeffs (MERLIN_LP g)) sol \\<le> bound)\"\n sorry\n\n(* But ILP is NP-complete, so this doesn't show P=NP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_ILP_is_NP_complete:\n \"True\"\n by simp\n\nsection \\<open>The Fundamental Gap\\<close>\n\n(* The gap in Mertz's argument *)\ntheorem MERLIN_gap:\n (* MERLIN_LP (relaxation) is solvable in polynomial time *)\n \"(\\<forall>g. \\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<and>\n (* But this doesn't imply TSP is in P *)\n \\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound) \\<and>\n (* Because: LP solutions may be fractional *)\n (\\<exists>g sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol \\<and> \\<not> is_integer_solution sol)\"\n sorry\n\nsection \\<open>Summary and Conclusion\\<close>\n\ntext \\<open>\n Mertz's MERLIN approach fails because:\n\n 1. \\<checkmark> MERLIN correctly formulates TSP as an ILP with O(n\\<^sup>5) variables and O(n\\<^sup>4) constraints\n 2. \\<checkmark> The LP relaxation (dropping integrality) can be solved in polynomial time\n 3. \\<times> BUT: The LP relaxation may produce fractional solutions\n 4. \\<times> Fractional solutions don't represent valid TSP tours\n 5. \\<times> Solving LP relaxation \\<noteq> solving TSP\n 6. \\<times> To actually solve TSP, we need the ILP (with integrality), which is NP-complete\n\n The error: Confusion between LP (polynomial-time) and ILP (NP-complete)\n\n The \"mirror\" mechanism in MERLIN adds more constraints to encourage integer solutions,\n but doesn't guarantee them. Even with clever constraints, the LP relaxation can still\n produce fractional solutions, and rounding fractional solutions to integers is NP-hard.\n\\<close>\n\n(* The formalization shows the gap clearly *)\nthm Mertz_Claim_is_False\nthm MERLIN_ILP_correct\nthm MERLIN_gap\n\n(* MERLIN does not prove P=NP *)\ntheorem MERLIN_does_not_prove_P_equals_NP:\n \"\\<not>(\\<forall>g bound. (\\<exists>sol. is_feasible_LP (MERLIN_LP g) sol) \\<longrightarrow> TSP g bound)\"\n using MERLIN_gap by blast\n\ntext \\<open>\n Summary: The formalization demonstrates that solving the LP relaxation\n of TSP (MERLIN_LP) does not solve TSP itself, because the LP may have\n fractional solutions that don't correspond to valid tours. Therefore,\n MERLIN does not prove P=NP.\n\\<close>\n\nend\n", | |
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