Euclidean Functions of Computable Euclidean Domains
Rodney G. Downey, Asher M. Kach
Abstract
Rodney G. Downey, Asher M. Kach
Abstract
We study the complexity of (finitely-valued and transfinitely-valued) Euclidean functions for computable Euclidean domains. We examine both the complexity of the minimal Euclidean function and any Euclidean function. Additionally, we draw some conclusions about the proof-theoretical strength of minimal Euclidean functions in terms of reverse mathematics.
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We study the complexity of (finitely-valued and transfinitely-valued) Euclidean functions for computable Euclidean domains. We examine both the complexity of the minimal Euclidean function and any Euclidean function. Additionally, we draw some conclusions about the proof-theoretical strength of minimal Euclidean functions in terms of reverse mathematics.
Key concepts: Euclidean geometry, Euclidean domain, Euclidean distance matrix, Euclidean group, Mathematics, Euclidean distance, Non-Euclidean geometry, Euclidean shortest path