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From: OsherD on 28 Mar 2010 03:07 From Osher Doctorow Oleg Pikhurto, Joel Spencer (of N.Y.U. USA), and Oleg Verbitsky, in "Succinct definitions in the first order theory of graphs." 41 pages, arXiv: math/0401307 v2 [math.LO] 31 Mar 2004, define: 1) A 1st order sentence A "defines" a graph G if it is true on G and flase on any graph not isomorphic to G. 2) L(G) = minimum length of all first order sentences A in (1). 3) D(G) = minimum quantifier length of all 1st order sentences A in (1). 4) Succinctness Function s(n) = min L(G) over all graphs G on n vertices. 5) Variant of s(n) called q(n) = like (4) but min D(G). They then prove: 6) q(n) < log*(n) + 5, where log*(n) = minimum number of iterations of the binary logarithm sufficient to lower n to 1 or below. 7) D(G) > = [1 - o(1)]log*(L(G)) Osher Doctorow
From: OsherD on 28 Mar 2010 03:12
From Osher Doctorow In (1), "flase" should be "false". Osher Doctorow |