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Conjunction of deciders runs in sum of polynomial bounds

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CookLevin.polyTimeDecidable_and_sum

by Mazecto · Sep 21, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

complexity-theorypolynomial-timeturing-machineverifier

Given two polynomial-time decidable binary predicates fff and ggg, there exists a multi-tape Turing machine MMM that decides their boolean conjunction

V(x,w)=f(x,w)∧g(x,w)V(x, w) = f(x, w) \wedge g(x, w)V(x,w)=f(x,w)∧g(x,w)

with step count bounded by the sum of two polynomial bounds polyBound(c1,d1,∣x∣+∣w∣)+polyBound(c2,d2,∣x∣+∣w∣)\mathrm{polyBound}(c_1, d_1, |x| + |w|) + \mathrm{polyBound}(c_2, d_2, |x| + |w|)polyBound(c1​,d1​,∣x∣+∣w∣)+polyBound(c2​,d2​,∣x∣+∣w∣).

The machine MMM sequentially executes the decision procedure for fff and, upon acceptance, the decision procedure for ggg, writing the conjunction of their verdicts to the verdict tape.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_CookLevin_Complexity
Formal statement
namespace CookLevin
theorem polyTimeDecidable_and_sum (f g : List Bool → List Bool → Bool)
    (hf : PolyTimeDecidable f) (hg : PolyTimeDecidable g) :
    ∃ (M : Machine) (k G c1 d1 c2 d2 : Nat),
      TuringMachine k G M ∧
      ∀ x w : List Bool,
        DecidesIn M k (boolsToSymbols x) (boolsToSymbols w)
          (polyBound c1 d1 (x.length + w.length) + polyBound c2 d2 (x.length + w.length))
          (f x w && g x w) := by sorry
end CookLevin
Source
https://github.com/Rizvonium/cook_levin_lean_v1/blob/main/CookLevinLean/Theorem.lean#L9

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