enriquepablo / godel-completeness

Paper about Gödel's first incompleteness theorem.
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Second part: analysis of Turing machines, compilers, logics, encodings #3

Open enriquepablo opened 7 years ago

enriquepablo commented 7 years ago

Develop (check before developing whether such a thing already exists) an algebra where we can say that:

if you take a the formal specs of Turing machine f and an input x, and encode them with encoder C^1 for L^1, and provide them to L^1, and decode the output of L^1 with the inverse of the previous encoder, you must obtain the same as if you do the same but with L^2 and C^2.

Expressed something like:

(for all i,j) C^i^(-1)(C^i(f,x) + L^i) = C^j^(-1)(C^j(f,i) + L^j)

Concepts:

Informal definition, name: what a human agent needs to test a Tm

Turing machine. informal definition, and name.

set of formal models of Tms

each formal model allows the formal definition of arbitrary Tms.

From each informal definition we can obntain by human work many formal definitions.

Logic L, informal definition: works out the output of other Tms, or hangs

Needs other Tms encoded

To each L, a compiler C

oracles

Notation for: human agent, tm name, number, produce, formal model of tm, encode, encoded Tm,