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Machine-level shifted-cover verifier scheduler

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SipserGacsLautemann.cover_verifier_decides_from_machine

by Henry Yuen · Jul 24, 2026 · Mathlib c5ea003 (Lean v4.30.0)

bppcomplexity-theorypolynomial-timeturing-machine

Let V(x,r)V(x,r)V(x,r) be decided by a concrete two-tape deterministic Turing machine MMM with polynomial time bound TTT, in the exact sense used by DecidesInPolynomialTime. This theorem asserts the machine-level construction for the shifted-cover verifier: given input xxx, encoded translations eee, and universal point uuu, the predicate that tests whether some decoded shift makes V(x,u⊕ti(e))V(x,u \oplus t_i(e))V(x,u⊕ti​(e)) accept is decidable in polynomial time.

This isolates the shifted-cover scheduler/loader/controller part of the remaining Sipser--Gács--Lautemann aggregation proof.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_sipser_gacs_lautemann
import Definitions.Def_sgl_verifier_constructions
Formal statement
namespace SipserGacsLautemann

theorem cover_verifier_decides_from_machine
    (verifier : List Bool → List Bool → Bool)
    (states : Nat)
    (machine : Machine 2 states)
    (time : Nat → Nat)
    (htime : PolynomiallyBounded time)
    (hcorrect :
      ∀ input : Fin 2 → List Bool,
        (machine.acceptsWithin input
            (time (totalInputLength input)) ↔
          verifier (input 0) (input 1) = true) ∧
        (machine.rejectsWithin input
            (time (totalInputLength input)) ↔
          ¬ verifier (input 0) (input 1) = true)) :
    DecidesInPolynomialTime
      (fun input : Fin 3 → List Bool =>
        coverVerifierConstruction (input 2).length verifier
          (input 0) (input 1) (input 2) = true) := by
  sorry

end SipserGacsLautemann
Source
Standard deterministic polynomial-time closure under polynomially many scheduled verifier calls, specialized to the Lautemann shifted-cover verifier in the Sipser--Gács--Lautemann proof.

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