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MRF-063

Calling ASI nonconstructive in general

Exact statement

Calling ASI nonconstructive in general. classical proofs give asymptotic tensor derivations, and later speedup theorems can be constructive. The asymptotic-spectrum route may package existence nonconstructively, but that does not erase constructive proofs.

Statusrejected as an overstatement.
External reviewNo documented external or specialist review of the FPRD synthesis is recorded.

Context

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Proof or evidence

classical proofs give asymptotic tensor derivations, and later speedup theorems can be constructive. The asymptotic-spectrum route may package existence nonconstructively, but that does not erase constructive proofs.

Verification notes

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Limitations

  • audit a chosen ASI proof and its finite overhead instead of inferring non-effectivity from the theorem's concise statement.

Open work

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