Non-existance of function between equivalent left and right numbers
Cong Chen, Dekai Huang, Jiahe Xing, Junchao Xu, Pengxu Qian
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Cong Chen, Dekai Huang, Jiahe Xing, Junchao Xu, Pengxu Qian
Abstract
This paper is in the field of constructive mathematics, mainly discussing the existence of algorithmic functions between left and right numbers. A L (Left) number is any strictly increasing algorithmically given sequence of rational numbers bounded above by a bounding element θ ,which is a rational number. Two such numbers can be added in a natural way, but not be subtracted. One can also add a rational number and subtract a rational number from it. We can also assume that each rational number is naturally presented by some L number given as a geometric progression of rational numbers; R numbers are defined similarly. We showed there is no algorithmic map that maps a L number to an equivalent R number.
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This paper is in the field of constructive mathematics, mainly discussing the existence of algorithmic functions between left and right numbers. A L (Left) number is any strictly increasing algorithmically given sequence of rational numbers bounded above by a bounding element θ ,which is a rational number. Two such numbers can be added in a natural way, but not be subtracted. One can also add a rational number and subtract a rational number from it. We can also assume that each rational number is naturally presented by some L number given as a geometric progression of rational numbers; R numbers are defined similarly. We showed there is no algorithmic map that maps a L number to an equivalent R number.
Key concepts: Rational number, Rational function, Mathematics, Natural number, Rational point, Real number, Bounding overwatch, Sequence (biology)