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ConstructiveProof

Struct ConstructiveProof 

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pub struct ConstructiveProof {
    pub statement: String,
    pub algorithm: String,
}
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A constructive proof of a statement, given as an explicit algorithm.

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§statement: String

The statement being proved.

§algorithm: String

The algorithm (witness / proof term) realising the statement.

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impl ConstructiveProof

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pub fn new(statement: impl Into<String>, algorithm: impl Into<String>) -> Self

Create a new constructive proof.

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pub fn is_effective(&self) -> bool

A proof is effective if the algorithm terminates on every input.

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pub fn witnesses_existential(&self) -> bool

If the statement is existential, does this proof provide a witness?

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