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Smn Theorem

Smn Theorem

23 Jul 20261 min read

Idea

Loosely, the Snm​ theorem states that arguments can be “hard-coded” into programs effectively.

Statement

Fix some computable denumeration of partial computable functions ϕe(n)​:Nn⇀N. Then there is a primitive-recursive function s:N2→N such that for every program index e and every value x,y:N,

ϕs(e,x)(1)​(y)≃ϕe(2)​(x,y)

Remarks

This is effectively currying at the level of program codes.

References

cutland1980-computability


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  • Computable Denumeration

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