The drawing, as formulas #
The tile system of DescriptiveComplexity.Problems.Wide.TilingHard.Tiles
written down: one formula per symbol of FirstOrder.Language.wtile and per
tuple of tags, over the machine's own vocabulary with the order of the instance.
The dimension is three – a tile is a tag with a symbol, a state and a
transition – and every case analysis on tags is a
DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.tagIfF, so each formula is a fixed
conjunction and the tags decide which of its parts are ⊤. The order is the
only symbol needing the ambient order of the instance, through
DescriptiveComplexity.lexLeF: the points that are not digits are compared
lexicographically, and the digits by the machine's own order.
Each formula is checked against the predicate it draws, at an arbitrary
valuation, so DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.tileInterp is the emitted
structure of DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.tileStr symbol by symbol.
The coordinates of an argument #
The symbol coordinate of the i-th argument.
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Its state coordinate.
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Its transition coordinate.
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The tile an argument is, at a valuation and a tag.
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The marks of one tile #
x is a digit: its tag says so and its triple is diagonal.
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x holds no head.
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x is a tile: a head carries a transition the machine may fire, a digit is
no tile, and every other kind asks nothing.
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- DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.tileF DescriptiveComplexity.TileTag.dig i = ⊥
- DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.tileF t i = ⊤
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x is an accepting tile: the head is here, in an accepting state.
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x is a base tile: no head, holding the blank.
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x is a start tile: the head on the blank in a start state, and the
machine's promises.
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x may stand in the leftmost column.
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x may stand in the rightmost column.
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The relations between two tiles #
The order the drawing emits: the digits last, in the machine's own order, and everything else lexicographically.
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The bottom row: the cell of a digit may carry a tile holding that element's input symbol, and no head.
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The bottom row at the ruler: the cell of a digit carries that element's input symbol, or the blank where it has none.
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What may stand immediately to the right of a tile: an announced head is the neighbor's arrival and an arrival is a neighboring head, so a row keeps to one head.
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What may stand immediately above a tile: the head writes, an arrival becomes the head, and every other cell copies itself.
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- DescriptiveComplexity.TilingHard.vertF DescriptiveComplexity.TileTag.dig t₂ = ⊥