Weak length induction and slow growing depth boolean circuits
Satoru Kuroda
Abstract
We define a hierarchy of circuit complexity classes LDi, whose depth are the inverse of a function in Ackermann hierarchy. Then we introduce extremely weak versions of length induction and construct a bounded arithmetic theory Li2 whose provably total functions exactly correspond to functions computable by LDi circuits. Finally, we prove a non-conservation result between Li2 and a weaker theory AC0CA which corresponds to the class AC0. Our proof utilizes KPT witnessing theorem.
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