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Complexitylib.Circuits.Internal.AndOrNot

Internal: AND/OR/NOT Completeness Proof #

This internal module proves functional completeness of Basis.unboundedAndOr via DNF (disjunctive normal form) construction. The basis definitions are in Complexitylib.Circuits.AndOrNot.Defs; this module is re-exported through Complexitylib.Circuits.AndOrNot.

Indicator circuit: outputs true iff the input equals s.

A single N-input AND gate where input i is wired to primary input i, negated when s i = false. No internal gates needed.

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    Single-output DNF circuit computing f : BitString N → Bool.

    For each of the 2^N possible inputs s, internal gate i is the indicator AND for s when f s = true, or a trivially-false 0-input OR otherwise. The single output OR gate disjoins all internal gates.

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      Helper lemmas for andOrNotFor correctness #

      theorem Complexity.andOrNotFor_eval {N : } [NeZero N] (f : BitString NBool) :
      (fun (x : BitString 1) => x 0) (andOrNotFor f).eval = f

      The single-output DNF circuit correctly computes f.

      Multi-output DNF circuit: andOrNotForM #

      Multi-output DNF circuit computing f : BitString N → BitString M.

      For each output bit j and each of the 2^N possible inputs, there is an indicator AND gate (or a trivially-false gate). Each output OR gate disjoins the 2^N gates for its output bit.

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        theorem Complexity.andOrNotForM_eval {N M : } [NeZero N] [NeZero M] (f : BitString NBitString M) :

        The multi-output DNF circuit correctly computes f.

        Basis.unboundedAndOr is functionally complete: every finite Boolean function f : BitString N → BitString M is computed by some circuit over it, witnessed by the DNF construction andOrNotForM.