No order-free induction defines a linear order
Lax945089.NoDefinableOrder · concepts/Lax945089/NoDefinableOrder.lean · lax-945089
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On a bare set with at least as many elements as its variable budget, no binary relation defined by an order-free inflationary induction is a linear order: a transposition of the universe preserves every stage of the induction, so the relation is symmetric. The order that the logics of polynomial time are given cannot be built by an isomorphism-invariant induction.
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