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  1. Quantified propositional calculus and a second-order theory for NC1.Stephen Cook & Tsuyoshi Morioka - 2005 - Archive for Mathematical Logic 44 (6):711-749.
    Let H be a proof system for quantified propositional calculus (QPC). We define the Σqj-witnessing problem for H to be: given a prenex Σqj-formula A, an H-proof of A, and a truth assignment to the free variables in A, find a witness for the outermost existential quantifiers in A. We point out that the Σq1-witnessing problems for the systems G*1and G1 are complete for polynomial time and PLS (polynomial local search), respectively. We introduce and study the systems G*0 and G0, (...)
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  • On the finite axiomatizability of.Chris Pollett - 2018 - Mathematical Logic Quarterly 64 (1-2):6-24.
    The question of whether the bounded arithmetic theories and are equal is closely connected to the complexity question of whether is equal to. In this paper, we examine the still open question of whether the prenex version of,, is equal to. We give new dependent choice‐based axiomatizations of the ‐consequences of and. Our dependent choice axiomatizations give new normal forms for the ‐consequences of and. We use these axiomatizations to give an alternative proof of the finite axiomatizability of and to (...)
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