The Non-Existence of Algorithm Deciding Whether a Constructive Compact Topological Space is Simply Connected

This paper discusses the non-existence of an algorithm Q always deciding whether a constructive compact topological space is simply connected or not, that is whether its fundamental group is trivial or not. We construct a program R that generates compact topological spaces, then we use R and Q to get an extension of an unextendible function to get the contradiction and finish the proof.

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Science and Technology of Engineering Chemistry and Environmental Protection
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.61173/zdwe3y80
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Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms
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Abstract

This paper discusses the non-existence of an algorithm Q always deciding whether a constructive compact topological space is simply connected or not, that is whether its fundamental group is trivial or not. We construct a program R that generates compact topological spaces, then we use R and Q to get an extension of an unextendible function to get the contradiction and finish the proof.

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