FO(≤) ⊊ FO(DTC): EVEN is a deterministic walk
Lax945089.FirstOrderBelowTransitiveClosure · concepts/Lax945089/FirstOrderBelowTransitiveClosure.lean · lax-945089
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EVEN is FO(DTC) definable, hence FO(TC) definable, in NL and in PTIME: one deterministic walk along the order, stepping to the successor and flipping a bit, decides the parity of the universe. Since EVEN is not FO() definable, the inclusion of FO() in FO(TC) is strict, with no complexity-theoretic assumption.
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