Generalized quantifier and a bounded arithmetic theory for LOGCFL

Archive for Mathematical Logic 46 (5-6):489-516 (2007)
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We define a theory of two-sort bounded arithmetic whose provably total functions are exactly those in ${\mathcal{F}_{LOGCFL}}$ by way of a generalized quantifier that expresses computations of SAC 1 circuits. The proof depends on Kolokolova’s conditions for the connection between the provable capture in two-sort theories and descriptive complexity

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