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CNF evaluation decided in product time by multi-tape Turing machine

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CookLevin.satisfiesB_machine_product

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

cnf-evaluationproduct-timesatisfiesbturing-machineverifier

There exists a multi-tape Turing machine MMM with tape count kkk and alphabet size GGG that evaluates whether truth assignment www satisfies CNF formula xxx within product time:

V(x,w)=satisfiesB(decodeAssignment(w),decodeFormula(x))V(x, w) = \mathrm{satisfiesB}(\mathrm{decodeAssignment}(w), \mathrm{decodeFormula}(x))V(x,w)=satisfiesB(decodeAssignment(w),decodeFormula(x))

within at most c1(∣x∣+1)(∣w∣+1)c_1 (|x| + 1)(|w| + 1)c1​(∣x∣+1)(∣w∣+1) steps for a constant c1∈Nc_1 \in \mathbb{N}c1​∈N.

The formula φ=decodeFormula(x)\varphi = \mathrm{decodeFormula}(x)φ=decodeFormula(x) contains at most ∣x∣|x|∣x∣ literals across all its clauses. For each literal of the form vnv_nvn​ or ¬vn\neg v_n¬vn​, MMM scans the certificate tape 1 up to position nnn to inspect the truth value assigned by www, requiring at most ∣w∣+1|w| + 1∣w∣+1 tape head shifts per literal. The total execution time is therefore bounded by c1(∣x∣+1)(∣w∣+1)c_1 (|x| + 1)(|w| + 1)c1​(∣x∣+1)(∣w∣+1) steps.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_CookLevin_Verifier
Formal statement
namespace CookLevin
theorem satisfiesB_machine_product :
    ∃ (M : Machine) (k G : Nat) (c1 : Nat),
      TuringMachine k G M ∧
      ∀ x w : List Bool,
        DecidesIn M k (boolsToSymbols x) (boolsToSymbols w)
          (c1 * (x.length + 1) * (w.length + 1))
          (satisfiesB (decodeAssignment w) (decodeFormula x)) := by sorry
end CookLevin
Source
https://github.com/Rizvonium/cook_levin_lean_v1/blob/main/CookLevinLean/Verifier.lean#L54

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