The describer as a program #
descCircP is the describer circuit as a polynomial-time function of
((e in unary, T), (𝒟, n), (x, y)), and descCircP_apply says it is descCirc. This is
item 4 of thm:succinct-sat; item 3, the gate bound, follows from it, because
PolyTimeFun.esize_apply_le bounds the size of the output of a program by its time bound
(planning/succinct-cook-levin.md, S3).
The candidate of the describer #
The sign at the offset 3 m + k.
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candOf: the three field records at the bases 0, m and 2 m, and the three signs.
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The fixed tapes #
The symbol codes of the serialization of a value.
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A bit string as its encoding.
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tabsOf: the value formulas of the five fixed tapes.
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The describer #
The input of the describer: e in unary and the time bound, the decider and the index,
the two questions.
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descFml, as a program.
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The describer circuit, as a program (item 4 of thm:succinct-sat): the flattening of
descFml on 3 m + 3 inputs.
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The gate bound (item 3) #
Item 3 needs no separate induction over the builders: a program's output is no larger than
its running time (PolyTimeFun.esize_apply_le), and a circuit's gate count is at most the
size of its encoding, so the gate bound of the describer is the time bound of the program
that writes it, which is an explicit polynomial.
The width e and the index width (item 5) #
The index width m, as a program: it is affine in e, so it is an append in unary.
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The describer in the theorem's own parameters #
The input of the theorem's algorithm: the time bound and the size bound, the decider and
the index, the two questions. e is computed from T and σ.
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The describer, in the theorem's own parameters.
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The gate-count bound of the describer, in the theorem's own parameters.
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The index width, in the theorem's own parameters.