Approximate Axiomatization for Differentially-Defined Functions

Abstract

This article establishes a complete approximate axiomatization for the real-closed field R expanded with all differentially-defined functions, including special functions such as (x), (x), ex, …. Every true sentence is provable up to some numerical approximation, and the truth of such approximations converge under mild conditions. Such an axiomatization is a fragment of the axiomatization for differential dynamic logic, and is therefore a finite extension of the axiomatization of real-closed fields. Furthermore, the numerical approximations approximate formulas containing special function symbols by FOLR formulas, improving upon earlier decidability results only concerning closed sentences.

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