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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Set-theoretical aspects of proof theory via Turing progressions Joost J. Joosten Universitat de Barcelona Saturday 17-11-2018 Reflections on Set-Theoretic Reflection,


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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis

Set-theoretical aspects of proof theory via Turing progressions

Joost J. Joosten

Universitat de Barcelona

Saturday 17-11-2018 Reflections on Set-Theoretic Reflection, Montseny A conference in celebration of Joan Bagaria’s 60th birthday

Joost J. Joosten Set theory & proof theory

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Joost J. Joosten Set theory & proof theory

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Hilbert: can we safeguard real mathematics using finitistic methods only?

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◮ Hilbert: can we safeguard real mathematics using finitistic methods only? ◮ F ⊢ Con(R)?

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◮ Hilbert: can we safeguard real mathematics using finitistic methods only? ◮ F ⊢ Con(R)? ◮ Gentzen reduces G¨

  • del’s negative to an example:

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◮ Hilbert: can we safeguard real mathematics using finitistic methods only? ◮ F ⊢ Con(R)? ◮ Gentzen reduces G¨

  • del’s negative to an example:

◮ PRA + TI(ε0, Π0

1) ⊢ Con(PA)

Here ε0 := sup{ω, ωω, ωωω, . . .}; TI(ε0, Π0

1) is the axiom scheme

∀ α

  • ∀ β≺αϕ(β) → ϕ(α)
  • → ∀γϕ(γ)

with ≺ some natural predicate on the natural numbers that defines a well-order of order-type ε0 on N.

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)}

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◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)} ◮ What is a natural well-order on the natural numbers?

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◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)} ◮ What is a natural well-order on the natural numbers? ◮ Kreisel’s pathological ordering n ≺ZFC m =

  • n < m

if ∀ i< max<(m, n) ¬ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1), m < n if ∃ i< max<(m, n) ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1).

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)} ◮ What is a natural well-order on the natural numbers? ◮ Kreisel’s pathological ordering n ≺ZFC m =

  • n < m

if ∀ i< max<(m, n) ¬ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1), m < n if ∃ i< max<(m, n) ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1). ◮ By induction along ≺ZFC prove ∀ y<x¬ProofZFC(y, 0 = 1)

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)} ◮ What is a natural well-order on the natural numbers? ◮ Kreisel’s pathological ordering n ≺ZFC m =

  • n < m

if ∀ i< max<(m, n) ¬ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1), m < n if ∃ i< max<(m, n) ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1). ◮ By induction along ≺ZFC prove ∀ y<x¬ProofZFC(y, 0 = 1) ◮ PRA + TI(≺ZFC, PRIM) ⊢ Con(ZFC)

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Tentative: |U|Con := min{ot(≺) | PRA + TI(≺, PRIM) ⊢ Con(U)} ◮ What is a natural well-order on the natural numbers? ◮ Kreisel’s pathological ordering n ≺ZFC m =

  • n < m

if ∀ i< max<(m, n) ¬ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1), m < n if ∃ i< max<(m, n) ProofZFC(i, 0 = 1). ◮ By induction along ≺ZFC prove ∀ y<x¬ProofZFC(y, 0 = 1) ◮ PRA + TI(≺ZFC, PRIM) ⊢ Con(ZFC) ◮ Other proof theoretical notions |U|sup, |U|Π0

2, |U|TI, . . . Joost J. Joosten Set theory & proof theory

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◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic)

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◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

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◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

◮ Ordinal notation requires small Veblen functions:

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◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

◮ Ordinal notation requires small Veblen functions:

◮ ϕ0(α) := ωα,

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◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

◮ Ordinal notation requires small Veblen functions:

◮ ϕ0(α) := ωα, ◮ ϕξ(α) := αth simultaneous fixpoint of all the {ϕζ}ζ<ξ.

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

◮ Ordinal notation requires small Veblen functions:

◮ ϕ0(α) := ωα, ◮ ϕξ(α) := αth simultaneous fixpoint of all the {ϕζ}ζ<ξ.

◮ First Veblen inaccessible is Γ0: ∀ α, β (α, β<Γ0 → ϕα(β) < Γ0)

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Ramified Analysis (second order arithtmetic) ◮ ATR0 ◮ ∀ ≺

  • wo(≺) → ∃X ∀ α∈field(≺) ∀n
  • n ∈ Xα ↔ ϕ(n, X<α)
  • for ϕ arithmetical (or Σ0

1)

◮ Ordinal notation requires small Veblen functions:

◮ ϕ0(α) := ωα, ◮ ϕξ(α) := αth simultaneous fixpoint of all the {ϕζ}ζ<ξ.

◮ First Veblen inaccessible is Γ0: ∀ α, β (α, β<Γ0 → ϕα(β) < Γ0) ◮ Essentially, Sch¨ utte, Feferman: |ATR0| = Γ0

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◮ Impredicative notation systems are needed to go substantially beyond Γ0

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◮ Impredicative notation systems are needed to go substantially beyond Γ0 ◮ I use notation from Rathjen’s The Realm of Ordinal Analysis

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◮ Impredicative notation systems are needed to go substantially beyond Γ0 ◮ I use notation from Rathjen’s The Realm of Ordinal Analysis ◮ Collapsing functions using a “big” ordinal Ω C Ω(α, β) =            Closure of β ∪ {0, Ω} under: +, (γ → ωγ)

  • γ → ψΩ(γ)
  • ↾ α

ψΩ(α) = min{ρ < Ω | C Ω(α, ρ) ∩ Ω = ρ}

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory: Extensionality, Foundation, Pairing, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection.

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory: Extensionality, Foundation, Pairing, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection. ◮ Models A, ∈ for KP with A transitive are called admissible sets

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◮ Kripke-Platek set theory: Extensionality, Foundation, Pairing, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection. ◮ Models A, ∈ for KP with A transitive are called admissible sets ◮ Hereditarily finite sets; hereditarily countable sets

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory: Extensionality, Foundation, Pairing, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection. ◮ Models A, ∈ for KP with A transitive are called admissible sets ◮ Hereditarily finite sets; hereditarily countable sets ◮ Admissible ordinals α are those for which Lα is an admissible set

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory: Extensionality, Foundation, Pairing, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection. ◮ Models A, ∈ for KP with A transitive are called admissible sets ◮ Hereditarily finite sets; hereditarily countable sets ◮ Admissible ordinals α are those for which Lα is an admissible set ◮ J¨ ager, P¨

  • hlers: The proof-theoretic ordinal of Kripke-Platek

set theory is the Bachmann-Howard ordinal |KP| = ψΩ(εΩ+1)

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad ◮ Apart from the axioms of KP we have

Joost J. Joosten Set theory & proof theory

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad ◮ Apart from the axioms of KP we have

◮ Every element is contained in some admissible set;

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad ◮ Apart from the axioms of KP we have

◮ Every element is contained in some admissible set; ◮ The admissible sets are linearly ordered;

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad ◮ Apart from the axioms of KP we have

◮ Every element is contained in some admissible set; ◮ The admissible sets are linearly ordered; ◮ Admissible sets are transitive and closed under pairing and union

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Kripke-Platek set theory for a recursively Mahlo universe of sets: KPM ◮ Same language as KP together with a unary predicate Ad ◮ Apart from the axioms of KP we have

◮ Every element is contained in some admissible set; ◮ The admissible sets are linearly ordered; ◮ Admissible sets are transitive and closed under pairing and union ◮ For each ∆0-function there is an admissible set that is closed under this function, that is, For each ∆0-formula G: (M) : ∀x∃yG(x, y) → ∃z

  • Ad(z) ∧ ∀ x∈z ∃ y∈z G(x, y)
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◮ Let M be the first weakly Mahlo cardinal and κ, π regular cardinals between ω and M

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◮ Let M be the first weakly Mahlo cardinal and κ, π regular cardinals between ω and M ◮ C M(α, β) =                Closure of β ∪ {0, Ω} under: +, (γ → ωγ)

  • γδ → χγ(δ)
  • γ<α
  • γπ → ψγ(π)
  • γ<α

ξα(δ) = δth regular π < M s.t. C M(α, π) ∩ M = π ψα(π) = min{ρ < π | C M(α, ρ) ∩ π = ρ ∧ π ∈ C M(α, ρ)}

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Let M be the first weakly Mahlo cardinal and κ, π regular cardinals between ω and M ◮ C M(α, β) =                Closure of β ∪ {0, Ω} under: +, (γ → ωγ)

  • γδ → χγ(δ)
  • γ<α
  • γπ → ψγ(π)
  • γ<α

ξα(δ) = δth regular π < M s.t. C M(α, π) ∩ M = π ψα(π) = min{ρ < π | C M(α, ρ) ∩ π = ρ ∧ π ∈ C M(α, ρ)} ◮ Rathjen: |KPM| = ψεM+1 χ0(0)

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Foundations and gauging strength Ordinal notation systems Fragments of Set Theory

◮ Let M be the first weakly Mahlo cardinal and κ, π regular cardinals between ω and M ◮ C M(α, β) =                Closure of β ∪ {0, Ω} under: +, (γ → ωγ)

  • γδ → χγ(δ)
  • γ<α
  • γπ → ψγ(π)
  • γ<α

ξα(δ) = δth regular π < M s.t. C M(α, π) ∩ M = π ψα(π) = min{ρ < π | C M(α, ρ) ∩ π = ρ ∧ π ∈ C M(α, ρ)} ◮ Rathjen: |KPM| = ψεM+1 χ0(0)

  • “However, I should be a little cautious here as a full proof

has not yet been written down, mainly because it taxes the limits of human tolerance.”

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

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◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

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◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

◮ U0 := U;

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◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

◮ U0 := U; ◮ Uα+1 := Uα + Con(Uα);

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◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

◮ U0 := U; ◮ Uα+1 := Uα + Con(Uα); ◮ Uλ := ∪α<λUα.

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◮ Let U be some theory containing arithmetic where we fix an

  • rdinal representation

◮ U0 := U; ◮ Uα+1 := Uα + Con(Uα); ◮ Uλ := ∪α<λUα.

◮ We define |V |U

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥)

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms

◮ All propositional logical tautologies;

and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms

◮ All propositional logical tautologies; ◮ ✷(A → B) → (✷A → ✷B);

and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

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A personal note Proof Theory Turing progressions and ordinal analysis Turing progressions and modal logics Polymodal provability logic Relative ordinal analysis

◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms

◮ All propositional logical tautologies; ◮ ✷(A → B) → (✷A → ✷B); ◮ ✷(✷A → A) → ✷A.

and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms

◮ All propositional logical tautologies; ◮ ✷(A → B) → (✷A → ✷B); ◮ ✷(✷A → A) → ✷A.

and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

◮ PSPACE complete logic with nice Kripke semantics

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◮ Modal language for finite Turing progressions ◮ ✷Uϕ: ϕ is provable in U ◮ ✸Uϕ: ϕ is consistent with U ◮ ⊤ stands for 0 = 1 and ⊥ for 0 = 1 ◮ ✷U⊥: U is inconsistent; ✸U⊤: U is consistent; (¬✷U¬⊥) ◮ The propositional modal logic GL has axioms

◮ All propositional logical tautologies; ◮ ✷(A → B) → (✷A → ✷B); ◮ ✷(✷A → A) → ✷A.

and rules Modus Ponens and Necessitation:

A ✷A

◮ PSPACE complete logic with nice Kripke semantics ◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc.

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗ ◮ Two alternative interpretations from Solovay

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗ ◮ Two alternative interpretations from Solovay ◮ True in all universes of ZFC: yields GL (provided some natural reflection principles (RFNZFC(Π0

2)))

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗ ◮ Two alternative interpretations from Solovay ◮ True in all universes of ZFC: yields GL (provided some natural reflection principles (RFNZFC(Π0

2)))

◮ True in all transitive models of ZF(C): yields GL + ✷(✷A → ✷B) ∨ ✷(✷B → A ∧ ✷A) provided there are infinitely many α so that Lα is a model of ZF + V =L

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗ ◮ Two alternative interpretations from Solovay ◮ True in all universes of ZFC: yields GL (provided some natural reflection principles (RFNZFC(Π0

2)))

◮ True in all transitive models of ZF(C): yields GL + ✷(✷A → ✷B) ∨ ✷(✷B → A ∧ ✷A) provided there are infinitely many α so that Lα is a model of ZF + V =L ◮ True in all models Vκ of ZFC: yields GL + ✷(✷A → B) ∨ ✷(B ∧ ✷B → A) provided there are infinitely many inaccessibles

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◮ Solovay’s completeness result: GL ⊢ A ⇐ ⇒ ∀ ∗ PA ⊢ A∗ ◮ Two alternative interpretations from Solovay ◮ True in all universes of ZFC: yields GL (provided some natural reflection principles (RFNZFC(Π0

2)))

◮ True in all transitive models of ZF(C): yields GL + ✷(✷A → ✷B) ∨ ✷(✷B → A ∧ ✷A) provided there are infinitely many α so that Lα is a model of ZF + V =L ◮ True in all models Vκ of ZFC: yields GL + ✷(✷A → B) ∨ ✷(B ∧ ✷B → A) provided there are infinitely many inaccessibles ◮ (Hamkins, L¨

  • we) True in all forcing extensions: yields S4.2

where the .2 axiom is ✸✷ϕ → ✷✸ϕ Provided ZFC is consistent

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc.

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc. ◮ U + 1U⊤ ≡Π0

1 Uω, etc.

◮ The logic GLPΛ governs the structural properties for these generalized provability notions. Only additional axioms for α < β:

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc. ◮ U + 1U⊤ ≡Π0

1 Uω, etc.

◮ The logic GLPΛ governs the structural properties for these generalized provability notions. Only additional axioms for α < β:

◮ [α]ϕ → [β]ϕ (the provability notions increase);

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc. ◮ U + 1U⊤ ≡Π0

1 Uω, etc.

◮ The logic GLPΛ governs the structural properties for these generalized provability notions. Only additional axioms for α < β:

◮ [α]ϕ → [β]ϕ (the provability notions increase); ◮ αϕ → [β]αϕ (the increase is strict)

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc. ◮ U + 1U⊤ ≡Π0

1 Uω, etc.

◮ The logic GLPΛ governs the structural properties for these generalized provability notions. Only additional axioms for α < β:

◮ [α]ϕ → [β]ϕ (the provability notions increase); ◮ αϕ → [β]αϕ (the increase is strict)

◮ GLP2 is already Kripke incomplete (but still PSPACE complete)

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◮ U0 is represented by ⊤; next U1 by ✸⊤ and, U2 by ✸✸⊤, etc. ◮ U + 1U⊤ ≡Π0

1 Uω, etc.

◮ The logic GLPΛ governs the structural properties for these generalized provability notions. Only additional axioms for α < β:

◮ [α]ϕ → [β]ϕ (the provability notions increase); ◮ αϕ → [β]αϕ (the increase is strict)

◮ GLP2 is already Kripke incomplete (but still PSPACE complete) ◮ It has natural topological semantics though

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◮ For M := X, τ a topological space

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◮ For M := X, τ a topological space ◮ an interpretation ∗ maps any propositional variable p to some subset of X

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◮ For M := X, τ a topological space ◮ an interpretation ∗ maps any propositional variable p to some subset of X ◮ this is extended to all formulas: ⊥∗

M

= ∅; p∗

M

= p∗; ¬φ∗

M

= M \ φ∗

M ;

φ ∧ ψ∗

M

= φ∗

M ∩ ψ∗ M ;

✸φ∗

M

= d(φ∗

M).

Here d(Y ) is the set of accumulation points of Y : x ∈ d(Y ) ↔ ∀ O∈τ

  • x ∈ O → O ∩ Y \ {x}
  • = ∅

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◮ For M := X, τ a topological space ◮ an interpretation ∗ maps any propositional variable p to some subset of X ◮ this is extended to all formulas: ⊥∗

M

= ∅; p∗

M

= p∗; ¬φ∗

M

= M \ φ∗

M ;

φ ∧ ψ∗

M

= φ∗

M ∩ ψ∗ M ;

✸φ∗

M

= d(φ∗

M).

Here d(Y ) is the set of accumulation points of Y : x ∈ d(Y ) ↔ ∀ O∈τ

  • x ∈ O → O ∩ Y \ {x}
  • = ∅

◮ M | = ϕ is defined as ∀ ∗ ϕ∗

M = X

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◮ Blass, Abazhidze: GL is complete for the scattered space [0, α] endowed with the interval topology if α ≥ ωω

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◮ Blass, Abazhidze: GL is complete for the scattered space [0, α] endowed with the interval topology if α ≥ ωω ◮ Blass: GL is complete for [0, α] endowed with the club topology provided α ≥ ℵω (and assuming Jensen’s Principle ✷ℵn for n < ω)

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◮ Blass, Abazhidze: GL is complete for the scattered space [0, α] endowed with the interval topology if α ≥ ωω ◮ Blass: GL is complete for [0, α] endowed with the club topology provided α ≥ ℵω (and assuming Jensen’s Principle ✷ℵn for n < ω) ◮ Blass: assuming the consistency of “there is a Mahlo cardinal”, it is consistent with ZFC that GL is incomplete wrt club topology on any [0, α]

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◮ Blass, Abazhidze: GL is complete for the scattered space [0, α] endowed with the interval topology if α ≥ ωω ◮ Blass: GL is complete for [0, α] endowed with the club topology provided α ≥ ℵω (and assuming Jensen’s Principle ✷ℵn for n < ω) ◮ Blass: assuming the consistency of “there is a Mahlo cardinal”, it is consistent with ZFC that GL is incomplete wrt club topology on any [0, α] ◮ Beklemishev: Blass result holds also for GLP2 for the bi-topological space that combines interval and club topology

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◮ Blass, Abazhidze: GL is complete for the scattered space [0, α] endowed with the interval topology if α ≥ ωω ◮ Blass: GL is complete for [0, α] endowed with the club topology provided α ≥ ℵω (and assuming Jensen’s Principle ✷ℵn for n < ω) ◮ Blass: assuming the consistency of “there is a Mahlo cardinal”, it is consistent with ZFC that GL is incomplete wrt club topology on any [0, α] ◮ Beklemishev: Blass result holds also for GLP2 for the bi-topological space that combines interval and club topology ◮ Bagaria, Magidor, Sakai: calibrating the consistency strength

  • f non-discreteness for the topologies τξ corresponding to the

[ξ] modality in GLPΛ

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions ◮ An ordinal analysis for PA using GLPω is based on versatility

  • f worms (iterated consistency statements)

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions ◮ An ordinal analysis for PA using GLPω is based on versatility

  • f worms (iterated consistency statements)

◮ Leivant, Beklemishev: Worms provably denote fragments of arithmetic: n + 2EA⊤ ≡ IΣn+1

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions ◮ An ordinal analysis for PA using GLPω is based on versatility

  • f worms (iterated consistency statements)

◮ Leivant, Beklemishev: Worms provably denote fragments of arithmetic: n + 2EA⊤ ≡ IΣn+1 ◮ Beklemishev, Fern´ andez-Duque, JjJ: Worms provably correspond to ordinals: W, <0 ∼ = On, < where for worms A, B we define A <0 B :⇐ ⇒ GLPOn ⊢ B → 0A

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions ◮ An ordinal analysis for PA using GLPω is based on versatility

  • f worms (iterated consistency statements)

◮ Leivant, Beklemishev: Worms provably denote fragments of arithmetic: n + 2EA⊤ ≡ IΣn+1 ◮ Beklemishev, Fern´ andez-Duque, JjJ: Worms provably correspond to ordinals: W, <0 ∼ = On, < where for worms A, B we define A <0 B :⇐ ⇒ GLPOn ⊢ B → 0A ◮ Beklemishev: Worms provably correspond to Turing progressions ∀ α < ε0∃ A∈Wω

  • EA+ + A∗ ≡ (EA+)α

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◮ GLPω and Turing progressions ◮ An ordinal analysis for PA using GLPω is based on versatility

  • f worms (iterated consistency statements)

◮ Leivant, Beklemishev: Worms provably denote fragments of arithmetic: n + 2EA⊤ ≡ IΣn+1 ◮ Beklemishev, Fern´ andez-Duque, JjJ: Worms provably correspond to ordinals: W, <0 ∼ = On, < where for worms A, B we define A <0 B :⇐ ⇒ GLPOn ⊢ B → 0A ◮ Beklemishev: Worms provably correspond to Turing progressions ∀ α < ε0∃ A∈Wω

  • EA+ + A∗ ≡ (EA+)α

◮ Japaridze: The behavior of worms is governed by the simple propositional modal logic GLP

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◮ Benefit fine-grained: PA vs PA + Con(PA)

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◮ Benefit fine-grained: PA vs PA + Con(PA) ◮ Benefit for strong theories: relative ordinal analysis

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◮ Benefit fine-grained: PA vs PA + Con(PA) ◮ Benefit for strong theories: relative ordinal analysis ◮ Idea: foundation is like induction ∃xG(x) → ∃x

  • G(x) ∧ ∀ y∈x ¬G(x)
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◮ Benefit fine-grained: PA vs PA + Con(PA) ◮ Benefit for strong theories: relative ordinal analysis ◮ Idea: foundation is like induction ∃xG(x) → ∃x

  • G(x) ∧ ∀ y∈x ¬G(x)
  • ◮ Pakhomov: KP ≡Π0

2 RFNεOn+1

Π0

2

(KP0)

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◮ Benefit fine-grained: PA vs PA + Con(PA) ◮ Benefit for strong theories: relative ordinal analysis ◮ Idea: foundation is like induction ∃xG(x) → ∃x

  • G(x) ∧ ∀ y∈x ¬G(x)
  • ◮ Pakhomov: KP ≡Π0

2 RFNεOn+1

Π0

2

(KP0) ◮ Axioms of KP0: Extensionality, Pair, Union, Infinity, ∆0-Separation, ∆0-Collection, Regularity, Transitive Containment (each set is member of a transitive set), and Totality of Rank Function

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Some doodles[Bagaria, JjJ]: ◮ Do we have “ PA

EA = ZFC X ”?

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Some doodles[Bagaria, JjJ]: ◮ Do we have “ PA

EA = ZFC X ”?

◮ Let X be the theory ZFC − {Repl + Inf}. Levy: ZFC ≡ X + RFN(X).

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Some doodles[Bagaria, JjJ]: ◮ Do we have “ PA

EA = ZFC X ”?

◮ Let X be the theory ZFC − {Repl + Inf}. Levy: ZFC ≡ X + RFN(X). ◮ Here, RFN refers to the following notion of reflection: For each (externally quantified) natural number n, we denote by RFNΣn(X) the following principle ∀ ϕ∈Σn ∀a ∃ α∈On [Vα | = ϕ(a) ⇔ | =n ϕ(a)]. with | =n a partial truth predicate

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◮ C (n) := {α | Vα ≺Σn V }. Levy: the classes C (n) are Πn definable in X.

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◮ C (n) := {α | Vα ≺Σn V }. Levy: the classes C (n) are Πn definable in X. ◮ Next, we define nTϕ :⇔ ∃ α∈C (n) [Vα | = T ∧ Vα | = ϕ]

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◮ C (n) := {α | Vα ≺Σn V }. Levy: the classes C (n) are Πn definable in X. ◮ Next, we define nTϕ :⇔ ∃ α∈C (n) [Vα | = T ∧ Vα | = ϕ] ◮ Seems to yield an interpretation of GLPω leading to

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◮ C (n) := {α | Vα ≺Σn V }. Levy: the classes C (n) are Πn definable in X. ◮ Next, we define nTϕ :⇔ ∃ α∈C (n) [Vα | = T ∧ Vα | = ϕ] ◮ Seems to yield an interpretation of GLPω leading to ◮ . . .

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